Care Plan for Psychosocial Well-Being

Care Plan for Psychosocial Well-Being

Category / Primary Body System

• Psychosocial Well-Being

Problem

• Patient is at risk for maladjustment to living in the facility as evidenced by anxiety, depression, or social withdrawal.

Goal

• Patient will adjust to life in the facility as evidenced by participating in daily care and activities for 90 days.

Plan/Approach

1. Emotional Support and Counseling

   • Discuss the patient’s feelings regarding placement in the facility as needed
   • Schedule family meetings as needed to provide support and involvement
   • Consult social services as needed for additional support and resources
   • Arrange psychological support as needed

2. Medication and Therapy

   • Administer medications as ordered
   • Provide physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT) as needed

3. Activity and Social Engagement

   • Encourage participation in facility activities
   • Encourage regular family visitations
   • Allow the resident to make choices (e.g., clothes to wear, activities to join)

Rationale

1. Emotional Support and Counseling

   • Regular discussions about the patient’s feelings help address any concerns and facilitate emotional adjustment.
   • Family meetings provide emotional support and help maintain family connections, which is crucial for the patient’s well-being.
   • Social services can offer additional resources and support to assist with the transition.
   • Psychological support addresses mental health needs, reducing the risk of depression and anxiety.

2. Medication and Therapy

   • Proper administration of medications ensures management of any physical or mental health conditions.
   • PT and OT help maintain physical function and independence, improving overall quality of life.

3. Activity and Social Engagement

   • Participation in activities fosters social connections and a sense of community, aiding in the adjustment process.
   • Family visitations provide emotional support and reassurance.
   • Allowing the resident to make choices promotes autonomy and personal control, enhancing satisfaction with facility life.

Actions

1. Emotional Support and Counseling

   • Schedule regular one-on-one sessions with the patient to discuss their feelings about living in the facility.
   • Organize family meetings on a regular basis or as needed to involve family members in the patient’s care and support network.
   • Refer the patient to social services for additional support, such as counseling or community resources.
   • Arrange psychological support through consultations with a psychologist or psychiatrist as needed.

2. Medication and Therapy

   • Administer prescribed medications consistently and monitor for effectiveness and side effects.
   • Provide PT and OT services based on the patient’s needs and goals, coordinating with therapists to develop and follow individualized care plans.

3. Activity and Social Engagement

   • Encourage the patient to participate in facility activities by identifying their interests and providing information on available options.
   • Facilitate regular family visitations by coordinating schedules and providing a welcoming environment for visits.
   • Empower the patient to make daily choices regarding their routine, such as selecting clothes, planning activities, and making personal decisions.