Middleburg HomeCare, Inc.
Our Patients & Clientele
At Middleburg Home Care, we become very attached to our patient population. The owner, a RN, delivers Christmas gifts every year in addition to visiting with them during the typical healthcare visits. We provide excellent & compassionate home healthcare services to all of patients in their homes with both skilled nursing & our division of nursing assistants/ caregivers, ensuring all of our patients are safe & comfortable in their own homes.
Our Team
We employ RN's, LPN's, PT's, CNA's, CMA's & Caregivers. The greatest interest is in our Caregiver Division. These compassionate and well-trained women & a few men keep your loved one safe & comfortable in their homes. The Pediatric population through Elderly individuals using the Elderly & Disabled Community Waivers are welcome
We accept the following Insurances Carriers:
Aetna, Anthem, Humana, VA Medicaid, VA Birth Injury Fund & all Long-term Insurances. It is always possible to create a Single-case Agreement with any Insurance Carrier to support all new patients.
We do have patients who are private pay but primarily serve patients who have insurance coverage.
Nursing Advice - Wounds
Wound-Stage 1
Wound-Stage 1
Skin is red and skin layers are cracking or there is mild tearing of the skin. Easiest to treat at this stage, keep clean & make sure there is not constant pressure on the skin, as that causes blood flow/ oxygen & nutrients from getting to the area.
Wound-Stage 2
Wound-Stage 1
Multiple layers of skin are torn and the top parts of fatty tissue under the skin called subcutaneous tissue are also involved and broken down and injured. These injuries occur from a lack of blood flow/ oxygen and nutrients getting to that tissue.
Wound-Stage 3
All layers of skin are gone, many subcutaneous layers are injured & missing from lack of blood flow & nutrients. Stage 3 looks like there is a whole in the area. When wounds have bone involvement, it becomes Stage 4 which is not shown due to the graphic nature of the wound.
Vitamin C Maximizes Healing
Vitamin C is a natural anti-inflammatory molecule in our bodies and along with amino acids are vital to increase the rate of healing in our bodies. It is important that people with wounds or recovering from surgery or with chronic illness, that they consume both.
Diet Promotes Healing
Amino acids are the building blocks of protein. These molecules come together to form proteins. Your body uses them for many important functions. It is important that people with wounds or recovering from surgery or with chronic illness, that they consume both.
Healing Bed Sores/ Decubitus Wounds
Keeping area clean & free of pressure & allowing maximum blood flow to the area, these wipes are made with latest technology which are shown to rapidly increase rates of healing all stages, not requiring a dressing and/or surgery.