SAFE AND SECURE HOME HEALTH CARE

Safe and Secure is a complex care private duty firm, meaning we are equipped to render care in complex cases. This includes those who may require trachea assistance, those managing spinal cord and traumatic brain injury and those who are managing cognitive deficiencies. Our services begin with a comprehensive assessment which allows us to identify clinical and rehabilitative need. From there we work with clients, guardians, case managers and others to compose a schedule of care that best fits the needs of the individual requiring care. A Plan of Care guides our work and is subject to regular modification based upon need.

Payment:

We accept private pay, workman compensation, Veteran payment, long term care insurance, and medicaid

Website : http://safeandsecurehhc.com
Industry : Hospital & Health Care
Company size : 11-50 employees
Headquarters : Warren, Michigan
Type : Privately Held
Founded : 2014
Specialties : senior care, Disability Care, Case Managment, catastrophically injured, behaviorally challenged , chronic obesity, transportation, Companion Care, Chore Services, Sitter Services, Nursing Services, and Home Health Aids
Location : 15223 Farmington Road, Suite 12 Livonia, MI 48335
Willful Violator: No  
H1B Dependent: No  
Economic Sector: n.a.
NAICS Industry: Home Health Care Services

Contacts:

Matt Almasri | Managing Member, Owner | 15223 Farmington Road, Suite 12 Livonia, MI | 734-744-9683 | [email protected]

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