1721 S Glenburnie Rd

New Bern, NC 28562

"Accommodating Home Care provides senior home care services in New Bern, NC. Services include: caregiving, Respite care, dementia care, Alzheimers care, hospice care, personal care,Short term recovery, Veteran care, Elderly companionship, Seniors transportation, medication reminders, doctors appointments. Call today for your free senior home care assessment."

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CAREGIVER TRAINING

The Generations app is available for download from the iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon App stores. The app has similar functionality as the mobile websites; only the method of accessing is different. Clients, Caregivers, and office staff can all use the app. You log in with your Agency ID, email address, and password. The app follows security rules established in Company Settings Security and Web Portal.

Note Regarding Devices: The app is designed to work with current technology. If you have an older model of a device that is no longer supported by the manufacturer, the app may not work for you. For example, if you have an older model of a Kindle Fire, the app would not appear in search results.

Get the app: Search for the app via search terms “Generations Homecare System” or “Integrated Database Systems,” or click the banner to get the app for your device.

How To Log In

Tap the app, enter your agency ID, your email address, and your password. Then click Login and the Home Page opens.

The Remember me checkbox remembers Agency ID and Email only.
After five minutes of inactivity you are automatically logged out of the site.

The Home Page

After you successfully login the home page is displayed.

Today’s Schedule: Your scheduled visits today.
Monthly Schedule: Your scheduled visits for the month.
Signatures Req’d: Any items that require a signature.
Notifications: Messages for you from the agency. Read immediately, then clear.
Telephony Messages: Messages sent from your agency. Read immediately.
View Available Shifts: Shifts that have not been staffed; contact the office to request further information. If there is an exclusion between Client and Caregiver, the Caregiver cannot see Available Shifts for that Client.
Preferences: Set your language preference or opt out of email notifications.

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Today’s Schedule

This shows information for each shift that the Caregiver is scheduled for on that day.

Map: Tap to get a map from your location to the Client via Google Maps.
Login and Logout: Tap to login or logout. This only functions if your agency uses Generations Telephony and GPS visit verification. A green checkmark confirms successful login or logout.
Caregiver Signature: If your signature is required, this is displayed.
Client Signature: When the Client’s signature is required, this is displayed.
Care Notes: Customized notes your agency has implemented. May be required.
Care Plan:The care plan details for this client. Tap to opens the Plan of Care for the Client associated with the shift in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. The PDF is an application outside of Generations, so be sure to tell Caregivers to delete PDF’s off of their devices. If you are not comfortable with this, restrict Plan of Care access via the Web Portal in Company Settings.
Tasks: The number of tasks assigned to this scheduled visit. Touch the Tasks button to both view the list of tasks, then tap to indicate a task was performed. The Caregiver can also see frequency and notes.
Wellness: A way for the agency to monitor the Client’s well-being. Tap to view and answer the questions.
Wounds: A place to document wounds.
Visit Notes: Documentation about the Client.

CARING FOR RESIDENTS WITH DEMENTIA: TEST

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Matching Test. Find the answer that best matches each situation. You will not use all the answers

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1. In the case study about Mr. Blair, the caregivers helped him by providing what?

2. We can help people with dementia by doing what?

3. Many times a person with dementia behaves in a difficult fashion because he or she is trying to:

4. When a person with dementia can’t remember how to get in to a car, or starts to brush his hair with his toothbrush, which of the six “Results of Dementia” is causing the problem?

5. You should do this when starting a conversation with a resident with dementia:

6. When a person can’t think of a word, or the words come out wrong or in the wrong order, they are experiencing which of the six “Results of Dementia?”

7. This is one way to help a person with dementia perform a task:

8. It is important that persons with dementia be allowed to do this as much as possible:

9. It is best to use these kinds of questions when dealing with patients with dementia:

10. Dementia is a condition that is characterized by:

11. I certify that I have completed dementia training in office.

Yes