Licenses
Hands at the Cross Care Home (HATCCH) is an assisted living facility licensed to provide services under Minnesota Department of Health's Comprehensive Home Care License, subject to the standards of Minnesota Statutes, 144A. HATCCH is also licensed under the Department of Human Services to provide home and community based services to persons age 18 + older with disabilities. HATCCH is subject to the standards of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 245A & 245D.
Founder's
Message
Through our ministry, we strive to enhance our residents lives with excellence in service; we make it our goal to meet the needs of each resident individually, where everyone is valued and challenged to attain their highest level of function. Here at Hands at the Cross Care Home, we value building friendly relationships with each resident and their families, we make this a priority while your loved one is under our care.
HATCCH believes that serving others is an extension of Christ's Hands that exemplifies strength, protection and is an expression of Christ's Love. We also strive to utilize our training and health care experience to the best of our ability to make a difference in the lives of others. We would love for you to tour our home and we feel blessed to have an opportunity to serve. May God bless you and your loved ones.
-Elibelle Jardio
Founder, CEO
Exclusive Services
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On-site Registered Nurse
Having a registered nurse in a home healthcare facility provides invaluable benefits, ensuring expert medical care and peace of mind for patients and their families. A registered nurse is equipped to handle complex medical needs, monitor health conditions, manage medications, and respond to emergencies with skill and precision. Their presence also enhances the quality of care by providing ongoing assessments and adjusting care plans as needed, promoting overall well-being and faster recovery.
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24-hour Compassionate Care
24-hour compassionate care is vital in a home healthcare facility because it ensures that patients receive continuous support, addressing their physical, emotional, and medical needs at any time of day or night. This round-the-clock care provides a sense of security for both patients and their families, knowing that help is always available. It promotes patient comfort, prevents complications, and fosters a nurturing environment where individuals can heal, feel valued, and maintain their dignity.
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Meal Preparation
Meal preparation is an essential service in a home healthcare facility, as it ensures that patients receive balanced, nutritious meals tailored to their specific dietary needs and health conditions. Proper nutrition plays a critical role in promoting recovery, managing chronic illnesses, and maintaining overall well-being. By providing well-prepared, healthy meals, caregivers can help prevent malnutrition, boost energy levels, and support immune function. Additionally, meal preparation relieves the burden on patients and their families, allowing them to focus on rest and recovery while ensuring their nutritional needs are met.
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Medication Management
Medication management is crucial in a home healthcare facility to ensure patients take the right medications at the correct dosages and times, reducing the risk of errors and adverse drug interactions. This service helps manage chronic conditions, prevent complications, and promote overall health. With professional oversight, caregivers can monitor side effects, adjust medications as needed, and ensure compliance with doctors’ orders, offering peace of mind to both patients and their families while supporting effective treatment.
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Full Assist with ADL's (Activities of Daily Living)
Full assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) is vital in a home healthcare facility as it enables individuals who struggle with basic self-care tasks to maintain their quality of life and dignity. This support includes help with essential activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and eating, which are fundamental to daily functioning. By providing compassionate and respectful assistance, caregivers ensure that patients remain clean, comfortable, and safe. Full-assist with ADLs promotes independence, prevents accidents or injuries, and allows patients to stay in a home-like environment, rather than moving to institutionalized care.
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Mobility Assistance with Gait Transfers
Mobility assistance with gait and transfers is critical in a home healthcare facility, as it helps patients move safely and comfortably, reducing the risk of falls and injuries. Many individuals, particularly those with mobility impairments, require support with walking, standing, and transitioning between positions, such as from a bed to a chair. Proper mobility assistance promotes independence, enhances physical well-being, and prevents strain on patients and caregivers alike. It also contributes to improved circulation, reduced pressure sores, and greater confidence in moving, allowing patients to maintain a higher level of activity and quality of life.
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Palliative End-Of-Life Care
Palliative end-of-life care in a home healthcare facility is essential for providing comfort, dignity, and emotional support to patients in their final stages of life. This specialized care focuses on managing pain, alleviating symptoms, and enhancing quality of life, rather than seeking to cure the underlying illness. By addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, palliative care ensures that patients experience comfort and peace in familiar surroundings, surrounded by loved ones. It also offers crucial support to families, guiding them through difficult decisions and helping them cope with the emotional challenges of the end-of-life journey.
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Live-in and Respite Care
Live-in and respite care are essential components of a home healthcare facility, each offering significant benefits for both patients and their families. Live-in care provides continuous, around-the-clock support from a dedicated caregiver who resides in the home, ensuring that patients receive consistent, personalized attention and care. This arrangement helps maintain routine, offers companionship, and provides a stable environment, which is especially valuable for individuals with complex needs or chronic conditions.
Respite care, on the other hand, offers temporary relief for primary caregivers by stepping in to provide care for a short period. This allows family members or regular caregivers to take a break, attend to personal needs, or rejuvenate, reducing caregiver burnout and stress. Both types of care contribute to improved patient well-being, support family dynamics, and ensure that high-quality, compassionate care is consistently provided.​
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Service Coordination with Healthcare Providers
Service coordination with healthcare providers is crucial in a home healthcare facility as it ensures that all aspects of a patient’s care are seamlessly integrated and managed. Effective coordination involves regular communication between home healthcare teams and various medical professionals, including doctors, specialists, and therapists, to create and update comprehensive care plans. This collaboration helps prevent conflicting treatments, ensures that all medical needs are addressed, and facilitates timely interventions. It also supports continuity of care, which is essential for managing chronic conditions and optimizing health outcomes. By aligning efforts and sharing critical information, service coordination enhances the overall quality of care, promotes patient safety, and improves the efficiency of healthcare delivery.
