About Immediate
Care
Alaska-owned and
operated, Immediate Care is Anchorage based with offices
in Wasilla and Fairbanks.
We strive to provide total patient care, compassion, and
peace of mind for our clients and their families.
Families are an
important part of well being. We strive to assist you in
the comfort of your own home, surrounded by those who mean
the most.
With Immediate Care, you are not alone.
Let our trained and caring staff help.
Client
Bill of Rights
You have the right to:
- access
needed health and social services
- receive
a fair and comprehensive assessment of your health, functional,
psychosocial and cognitive ability
- expect
you and your property to be treated with respect and dignity
in a way that protects your personal property and supports
a positive self-image
- be
free from mental, physical, sexual and verbal abuse, neglect
and exploitation
- privacy
and confidentiality
- participate
in the development of your plan of care and be consulted
if a change in your plan of care is needed
- refuse
all or any portion of the plan of care
- be
as pain free as medically possible
- know
who will be providing your care and what care they will
provide
- expect
your rights to be protected during research, investigation
and clinical trials if you are involved in a clinical research
project
- change
any or all service providers or caregivers at any time
- be
notified in writing of any denial, termination or change
in services or providers
- a
grievance procedure if you feel your rights are violated
or that you were treated improperly
- have
your wishes respected regarding your end-of-life decisions
- be
informed about the expected outcomes of care, treatment
and services, including unanticipated outcomes
- have
your disease process, progression, treatment plan and services
explained in a manner that's easy to understand
- participate
in all decisions that affect you directly regarding your
treatment plan, end-of-life decisions, or life activities,
friends and visitors
- choose
who will make health care decisions for you if you are unable
to make these decisions.
Adapted
from Division of Senior and Disability Services
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