We Are Committed to Your Health
At Fundamental Administrative Services, when one person cares for another, it’s more than a profession. It’s a relationship. One based on experience as well as empathy.
Our Mission Is to Provide a Professional & Honest Approach to Health Care
At Fundamental, when one person cares for another, it’s more than a profession. It’s a relationship. One based on experience as well as empathy. It is a blending of high-tech with high-touch. It is a relationship nourished by understanding. We seek to understand each patient as the person he or she is; keeping in mind not only the individual’s health needs, but moreover, the individual as a whole.
With this core philosophy, we seek to help patients and their families through what can be a very emotional decision-making process. We provide guidance and consultation on everything from how to choose the facility that’s right for you to providing resources that help you cope with the nature of the decision itself.
At the end of the day, our goal is to be here for you to provide as much or as little support as you desire or need. If we can help ease your burden or those of your loved ones, even a little, we will have performed our duties well.
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Often erroneously used as a generic catchall phrase for any type of long-term care, is the term Nursing Home. While there are many different types of such facilities, a nursing home provides a very specific level of comprehensive care. Indeed, over the years, the level of care provided at many nursing homes has elevated significantly.
Nursing homes traditionally provide geriatric care, however some now specialize in serving younger, at risk populations such as those suffering from developmental disabilities, debilitating illnesses, or those requiring drug and alcohol rehabilitation. If you’re considering nursing homes, one of the first questions you should ask is what type of care or resident population they specialize in.
Rehabilitation Services
Fundamental network facilities are committed to improving functional capabilities, promoting independent living, and improving the rehabilitation patient’s overall quality of life. All rehabilitation services approach treatment in a comprehensive, interdisciplinary manner, because physical disability rarely affects just one aspect of an individual’s well being. Disability may impact emotional and psychological health, employment, and lifestyle. To maximize continuity of care, an interdisciplinary team – including physicians, rehabilitation nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech/language pathologists, social workers, recreational therapists, and other clinical specialists, the patient and the patient’s family – constructs a plan of care and meets regularly to monitor progress.