About Us

A Commitment to World-Class Care

Our Mission Statement

To work hand in hand with individuals, families, and communities in delivering world-class comprehensive and compassionate home health care services, training, and other solutions.

About Us

Favored Healthcare Services was founded by a healthcare industry veteran. As a founder, the Administrator has served as a licensed professional registered nurse for over 18 years in the State of Georgia. We strictly adhere to the rules and regulations of the State of Georgia Department of Community Health.

As health care continues to move away from institutions to homes, use of home care services is increasing and the various therapies being provided at home are more complex. With technological advances and portable equipment such as pumping devices, more cardiac clients can be cared for at home, rather than in the hospital.

FHS offers private home health care services to individuals who are not capable of functioning independently on their own but require watchful oversight and/or supervision.

FHS goals are mainly to provide quality skilled nursing care and personal support services to its clients. These services and care will be provided by licensed professional nurses(Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses) and trained/qualified Personal Care Aides/Certified Nursing Assistants and Companion/Sitters.

All services and nursing care are periodically observed and supervised by Registered Nurses.

We are fully insured and bonded. We cover twenty four counties: Fulton, Cobb, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Oconee, Walton, Forsyth, Banks, Hall, Oglethorpe, Madison. Jackson. Henry, Clarke, Rockdale, Morgan, Newton, Clayton, Cherokee, Barrow, Lumpkin, Towns, Union, Dawson

Our Commitment and Focus

As a world-class care services provider, Favored Healthcare Services’ utmost focus is to provide exceptional services solutions with extraordinary results. Not only do we excel in catering to the needs of individuals who have limited mobility in an independent capacity due to age or a medical condition, we also provide a high-grade set of training, courses, and reviews in the healthcare industry.

Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the quality of services we provide and the proficiency of the staff that performs them. With thorough and comprehensive multi-stage screenings, our staff of caregivers and registered nurses are both highly competent and genuinely compassionate

Our Professionals.

It is our guarantee that each specialized service is specifically tailored to embrace our clients’ ever-changing unique needs. Each service is performed by certified caregivers who are supervised by licensed professionals. These professionals are:

Facility Staffing
• Companion/Sitters
• CNA’s, LPN’s, RN’s
• CNA Training
• CPR/First Aid Certified

RN/LPN
A graduate of an accredited School of Nursing and currently licensed in the State of Georgia. Must be proficient in skilled nursing.

Personal Care Aides
Must have high school education or equivalent, must be on Georgia State Registry with no reports of abuse.

Companion/Sitter
Ability to read, write, and follow instructions and completion of training or pass competency assessment test for understanding needs of population served.

• A client who has been discharged from the hospital but is not fully recovered or has a condition that needs monitoring (e.g.,
surgery, heart attack, stroke….etc).

• A person who has a chronic condition and requires care until he/she has stabilized (e.g., heart/lung diseases, diabetes…etc).

• Someone recently diagnosed with a disease that needs education about the illness and help coping with it (e.g., high blood pressure…etc).

• A person who is being hospitalized repeatedly or is experiencing prolonged hospital stays. We can assist in the arrangement of supplies and equipments required to meet your individual needs.

• Someone who is in final stages of an incurable or terminal disease.

• A family who is caring for an elderly, disabled or a family member that needs education or additional support.

• Any one who is not capable of functioning independently on their own that needs help with activities of daily living and requires watchful oversight/supervision.

• Medically frail (physically weak) clients.

Skilled Nursing Services
• Foley Insertion
• Bowel/bladder training
• Administerinsulin
• Trach care teaching
• Open wound care/dressing
• Bladder instillation
• Administer vitamin B12
• Medication or treatment for a new or changed drug
• Teach diabetic care
• Teach nasogastric feeding

Home Health Aide Services
• Bathing and dressing
• Personal care
• Transfer/ambulation
• Light meal preparation
• Support nutritional needs
• Light housekeeping laundry
• Running errands

USA

We cover twenty four counties in Georgia: Fulton, Cobb, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Oconee, Walton, Forsyth, Banks, Hall, Oglethorpe, Madison. Jackson. Henry, Clarke, Rockdale, Morgan, Newton, Clayton, Cherokee, Barrow, Lumpkin, Towns, Union, Dawson

Nigeria

We are located in Lagos, Nigeria but we provide services in all states

Testimonies

Client Testimonies

"I have been using Favored Healthcare Services for many years now. Great experiences. Outstanding Services!"

 

"Favored Healthcare Services delivers on their promises. A healthcare agency that truly understands customer's unque needs. Thank you Favored Healthcare Services!"

"As a healthcare worker, I understand the need for a reliable Healthcare agency. I have see  Favored Healthcare Services work so I refer friends to them. They have exceptional customer service.

Common  Questions

What is a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)?

A certified nursing assistant, or CNA, helps patients with activities of daily living and other healthcare needs under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). CNA’s are also commonly referred to as a Nursing Assistant, Patient Care Assistant (PCA), or a Nurse’s Aid.

Source:https://nurse.org/resources/certified-nursing-assistant-cna/

How is a CNA different from a Medical Assistant (MA) and an LPN?

While certified nursing assistants and medical assistants (MAs) do have some similarities, such as working with patients and providing patient care, it is important not to confuse the two healthcare careers.

Both careers assist doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers with treatments, procedures, and tests. Medical assistants focus primarily on patient assessment, evaluation, and assisting doctors with patient care and treatment, whereas nursing assistants are generally more involved in direct patient care. Nursing assistants have specific job-related duties they are able to perform that are dictated by the state of employment.

LPNs, otherwise known as a Licensed Practical Nurse, require a license and passing a state-mandated exam. CNA’s on the other hand only need to obtain a certification in order to practice. LPNs often take classes similar to RNs in order to obtain additional information about health care and the human body. Additionally, there are certain tasks and procedures that LPNs are able to perform that CNA’s can not, such as inserting a peripheral intravenous catheter.

Source:https://nurse.org/resources/certified-nursing-assistant-cna/

What is the Career Outlook for a CNA?

Certified nursing assistants are currently in high demand and the need is projected to continue through 2028.

This number will only increase as the baby boomer generation ages and there is an increased demand for additional long-term nursing care facilities. Nursing assistants will be needed to care for this population which is more likely to suffer from dementia and other neurologic changes.

The BLS projects that employment for nursing assistants will grow 9 percent from 2018 to 2028.

Source:https://nurse.org/resources/certified-nursing-assistant-cna/

What Qualities Should a CNA Possess?

Nursing assistants first and foremost must enjoy interacting with people on a daily basis in order to find enjoyment and fulfillment in this career. Other attributes should include:

  • Flexibility
  • Advanced communication skills
  • Time management
  • Compassion
  • Reliability
  • Physical Strength
  • Empathy

Source:https://nurse.org/resources/certified-nursing-assistant-cna/

How do CNAs Transition to Other Nursing Positions?

Becoming a certified nursing assistant does not immediately translate into other nursing degrees.

In fact, it will only provide clinical knowledge and experience which may in turn help earn entrance into an LPN or RN program. Otherwise, becoming an LPN or RN requires acceptance into those individual programs.

Once accepted into an LPN or RN program it may make certain aspects easier because of the knowledge and experience already obtained from on the job training; however, it very rarely decrease time in those programs.

On the other hand, having the experience and healthcare connections could potentially assist in job placement after graduation.

Source:https://nurse.org/resources/certified-nursing-assistant-cna/

What Does a CNA do?

CNAs can help a unit run smoothly, especially for those nurses that have multiple medically complex patients. Responsibilities of a CNA include, but are not limited to:

  • Turning or repositioning patients
  • Gathering supplies for the RN or MD
  • Obtaining vital signs per protocol
  • Answering patient calls/bells
  • Bathing patients
  • Documentation of information obtained
  • Feeding patients, measuring and recording their food and liquid intake
  • Combing hair, shaving, caring for nails and brushing teeth
  • Cleaning rooms and bed linens
  • Stock supplies
  • Prepare rooms for admissions 
  • Helping with medical procedures
  • Dressing wounds
  • Assisting patients with elimination

Direct responsibilities will vary based on the location of employment and ultimately the nurses level of need. CNA duties are determined by individual states and it is up to the individual to ensure they are following state guidelines and not performing duties outside the scope of practice. 

CNAs can work in an inpatient hospital setting but are more commonly found in long-term residential facilities, rehabilitation centers, and adult daycare centers. They are rarely employed in outpatient office/clinic settings. These facilities all require nursing assistants to act as a liaison between the nurse and the patient. 

Per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2018, there were approximately 1,564,200 employed as certified nursing assistants. Nursing care facilities employed the greatest number of nursing assistants (38%) while only 4% currently work for the government.

Source:https://nurse.org/resources/certified-nursing-assistant-cna/

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Address
4297 Buford Drive,
Ste. 2-B
Buford, GA 30518

Phone
770-932-4932
1-888-738-9978

Email

 

info@favoredhealthcareservices.com

 

 

 

Address
3 Akinola Street
Fadeyi Bus-Stop
Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria

Phone
0-812-976-9833
0-806-771-6909

 

Email

info@favoredhealthcareservices.com

 

 

 

 

Address
3 Akinola Street
Fadeyi Bus-Stop
Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria

Phone
0-812-976-9833
0-806-771-6909

Email
johnflorenceclinic@favoredhealthcareservices.com

 

 

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