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Lead
University of Florida
With
National Institute on Aging (NIA)
Regaining the ability to take care of oneself after an illness or medical episode is critical for home health patients to maintain independent living at home. An ADL-enhanced program may augment the effect of home health rehabilitation therapy to support patients' self-care outcomes. Patients will be randomly assigned to two groups: one will receive the ADL-enhanced program with usual home health care, and the other will receive usual home health care. Researchers will compare outcomes in self-care activities and physical performance between the two groups to determine the effect of the ADL-enhanced program.
Age
65–100
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
You may be eligible if
are 65 years of age over older
are Medicare beneficiaries
are referred for skilled rehabilitation services at the partnered home health agency
have three or more comorbidities
acute fractures with surgical or weight-bearing restrictions,
elective joint replacement surgery
lower-extremity amputation
active treatment for cancer diagnosis
ongoing dialysis treatment
acute cardiac surgery,
acute stroke or a major neurologic disorder limiting motor movements
terminal stage of congestive heart failure
a referral to hospice care
severe cognitive deficits limiting verbal communication.
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