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ADDING VALUE WITHOUT MAKING WAVES
JST Therapy Solutions was founded by a small group of therapists including two former Social Services Directors who understand the importance of providing support to nursing home staff without impeding existing systems and service offerings. Our therapists are specially trained and educated to effectively assist and enhance services offered on site following the advisement of the Social Service Director.
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At JST, we are committed to maintaining a proactive presence in facilities, addressing issues before escalations arise and proactively responding to any emergency mental health needs. Our goal is to increase patient's overall satisfaction and quality of life.
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Services Offered
Our therapists can provide the following services under the direction of the SSD or Director:
Maintain a community resource list
Complete initial assessments (BIMS/PHQ-9)
Assist with discharge planning
Document resident progress and well-being
Coordinate family meetings
Follow up on resident grievances
Assist residents in locating lost items
Help with Medicaid applications
Assist residents with government phone applications
Place calls and remain on hold with the Social Security Office to assist residents with inquiries.
FACTS & FIGURES
The State of Mental Health in Nursing Homes
48.8%
Depression
According to the May 2022 NCHS report, depression was common, with 48.8% of nursing home residents having this diagnosis.
49.1%
Dementia
While some people may assume that nursing home residents all have cognitive difficulties, such as Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, that’s not the case. Just less than half — 49.1% — of nursing home residents had a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia.
65-90%
Mental or Behavioral Health
According to a study from the American Geriatrics Society (AGS), between 65% and 90% of nursing home residents have a mental or behavioral health problem