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Tube Feeding at Home: What Home Health Aides Can and Cannot Do
Home health aides (HHAs) are generally not trained to administer tube feeding. Tube feeding—inserting a tube into the stomach or small intestine to deliver nutrients—is typically performed by a nurse or medical professional.
HHAs may assist with related tasks like food preparation and cleaning feeding equipment, but should not be responsible for tube insertion or formula delivery.
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