
Social Work Services & Support
Our social work team provides expert guidance and emotional support to help you adjust to any long-term changes in your condition, navigate challenges, improve your quality of life, and connect to additional resources in the community.
The Vital Role of Social Workers in Your Care Journey
As part of our skilled nursing care team, patients enrolled in our home care program can access social work support. We want to ensure that we can help address our patient’s physical and emotional needs.
Having the right support system makes all the difference when navigating health care challenges, whether for yourself or a loved one. Social workers play a pivotal role in helping to ensure access to the resources and emotional support you need.
At MJHS, our licensed social workers bring expertise, compassion, and cultural understanding to address your physical, emotional, and environmental needs.
Expertise You Can Rely On
Our social workers hold master’s degrees and are licensed professionals with specialized skills to provide a wide range of support. They work closely with patients, families, and the rest of the care team to create a personalized approach that prioritizes your well-being.
Bilingual and Culturally-Trained
Understanding the importance of communication and cultural sensitivity, many of our social workers are bilingual and trained to meet the needs of our diverse communities. They ensure every patient feels understood, respected, and supported, no matter their background or language preference.
How Our Social Workers Help
Social workers are an integral part of your care team, offering essential services such as:
- Counseling: Emotional challenges can arise when facing new or changing health conditions. Our social workers provide compassionate counseling to help you and your family cope with changes that may have occurred in your functionality or activity level and the stress this may create.
- Medicaid Applications and Entitlements: Navigating Medicaid applications and understanding entitlements can feel overwhelming. Our social workers offer expert guidance to help simplify the process and ensure you get the support you deserve.
- Personalized support means linking you to community programs, services, and resources that will help support your recovery and ongoing quality of life, such as transportation, home care, or meal assistance.
MJHS Home Care: We Are Here To Support Your Wellness
Our team of dedicated experts is here to help guide you every step of the way, offering individualized care at home that prioritizes your goals, comfort, independence, and unique needs. Whether recovering from a joint replacement illness, managing a chronic condition, or transitioning from the hospital or inpatient rehab center, MJHS is ready to provide the specialized care and support you need.
Contact us today to learn how we can help you or your loved one on the path to better health and well-being.
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Get in Touch with MJHS Home Care
Whether you’re a patient exploring home care services for yourself or a loved one, or a doctor in need of a home care evaluation for your patient, we’re here to help.
To Get Started With MJHS Home Care
Call
1-855-370-8317
For a Home Care Evaluation
Call
1-718-921-8800
Supportive Resources for Patients & Families
Whether you’re recovering from a hospital stay, learning how to manage your own chronic illness or caring for a loved one who has complex medical needs due to a prolonged illness, chronic condition, injury or joint replacement, we’re dedicated to helping you receive the support you need. This section provides helpful tips and resources to make caring for yourself or a loved one easier and support you along that journey.

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