Comprehensive Home Health Services
We bring a full spectrum of clinical services to your home, from skilled nursing and therapy to chronic disease management. Our licensed professionals deliver hospital-quality care in the comfort of your home.
Skilled Nursing Care
Skilled nursing involves medical services that can only be performed safely and effectively by a licensed nurse. Our RNs and LPNs provide clinical oversight and direct care to help you recover from illness or injury.
Who Qualifies
Homebound patients requiring intermittent medical care ordered by a physician, including those recovering from surgery or managing complex health conditions.
Key Benefits
- Professional management of complex medical needs
- Reduced risk of complications and hospital readmissions
- Patient and caregiver education for self-management
- Direct oversight and coordination of care plan
Physical Therapy
Home physical therapy helps you regain mobility, strength, balance, and function. Our licensed therapists develop personalized exercise plans conducted in your own living environment.
Who Qualifies
Homebound individuals with difficulty in movement, walking, balance, or experiencing pain, often after joint replacement, stroke, or with conditions like Parkinson's or COPD.
Key Benefits
- Improved strength, mobility, and balance
- Reduced risk of falls through training and safety assessments
- Effective pain management through manual therapy
- Increased independence in daily activities
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy helps you perform Activities of Daily Living safely and independently. Our OTs assess your abilities and provide training, adaptive equipment, and home modifications.
Who Qualifies
Homebound patients struggling with self-care or household tasks due to physical, cognitive, or sensory challenges from stroke, arthritis, heart failure, or cognitive decline.
Key Benefits
- Enhanced ability to perform daily self-care independently
- Improved home safety and reduced injury risk
- Personalized energy conservation strategies
- Empowerment to engage in meaningful activities
Speech Therapy
Speech-language pathology addresses difficulties with communication, cognition, and swallowing. Our SLPs work to improve speech, understanding, thinking, memory, and safe swallowing.
Who Qualifies
Homebound individuals with challenges in speech, language, or swallowing due to stroke, brain injury, dementia, Parkinson's, or head/neck cancer.
Key Benefits
- Improved communication and self-expression
- Safer swallowing to prevent choking and aspiration
- Enhanced cognitive function and memory
- Increased confidence in social interactions
Medical Social Services
Medical social workers provide counseling and support for social and emotional concerns. They connect patients and families with community resources and assist with care planning.
Who Qualifies
Patients receiving skilled care facing emotional, social, or financial challenges that impact their health and recovery.
Key Benefits
- Emotional support and coping strategies
- Access to valuable community resources
- Assistance with advance care planning
- Navigation of complex insurance benefits
Home Health Aide Services
Home health aides provide hands-on personal care assistance with Activities of Daily Living under nursing or therapy supervision. Services include bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility.
Who Qualifies
Patients also receiving skilled nursing or therapy services who need assistance with personal care. Not covered as standalone service.
Key Benefits
- Ensures personal hygiene and comfort
- Provides essential support for safe mobility
- Allows patients to remain safely at home
- Complements skilled care services
Wound Care
Advanced wound care for complex wounds including surgical incisions, pressure ulcers, diabetic ulcers, and chronic wounds. Includes cleaning, dressing, monitoring, and specialized treatments.
Who Qualifies
Patients with surgical wounds, pressure injuries, or complex wounds requiring clinical expertise of a licensed nurse for proper management and healing.
Key Benefits
- Promotes faster and effective wound healing
- Reduces infection risk and complications
- Provides associated pain management
- Educates patients on proper care techniques
Chronic Disease Management
Comprehensive management of long-term health conditions to improve quality of life and prevent complications. Tailored education, monitoring, and support for specific diseases.
Who Qualifies
Patients with one or more chronic conditions needing help monitoring symptoms, managing medications, and adhering to treatment plans to avoid hospitalization.
Key Benefits
- Better control over chronic symptoms
- Reduced emergency visits and readmissions
- Increased patient knowledge and confidence
- Coordinated whole-person care
Post-Surgical Care
Comprehensive recovery care after surgery including skilled nursing for wound care and pain management, plus therapy to restore mobility and function.
Who Qualifies
Patients discharged from hospital after surgical procedures like joint replacement, cardiac surgery, or abdominal surgery requiring skilled monitoring and rehabilitation.
Key Benefits
- Safe and supported hospital-to-home transition
- Professional post-operative pain and wound management
- Accelerated recovery of strength and independence
- Prevention of post-surgical complications
Medication Management
Expert oversight ensuring correct and safe medication use. Includes medication setup, injection administration, education on side effects, and effectiveness evaluation with physician coordination.
Who Qualifies
Patients with complex medication schedules, cognitive impairments, or recent prescription changes at risk for medication errors.
Key Benefits
- Prevents medication errors and adverse reactions
- Improves adherence to treatment plan
- Increases understanding of medication regimen
- Coordinates with physician for optimization
IV Therapy
Intravenous treatments administered at home including IV antibiotics, hydration fluids, pain medication, and specialized infusions, avoiding prolonged hospital stays.
Who Qualifies
Medically stable patients requiring long-term or intermittent IV medications for infections, dehydration, or other conditions as ordered by physician.
Key Benefits
- Receive necessary infusions in comfortable setting
- Reduces risk of hospital-acquired infections
- Convenient and cost-effective alternative
- Maintains quality of life during treatment
Pain Management
Multi-faceted approach to managing acute and chronic pain including medication administration, therapeutic exercises, and activity modification strategies for greater comfort.
Who Qualifies
Patients experiencing pain from surgery, injury, or chronic conditions like arthritis or cancer requiring skilled intervention for symptom management.
Key Benefits
- Improved comfort and quality of life
- Reduced reliance on opioids through alternatives
- Increased ability to participate in activities
- Comprehensive pain control strategies
Palliative Care
Specialized care focused on relief from symptoms and stress of serious illness. Improves quality of life for patient and family, provided alongside curative treatment.
Who Qualifies
Patients of any age and illness stage experiencing symptoms like pain, shortness of breath, or anxiety from cancer, heart failure, COPD, or dementia.
Key Benefits
- Expert management of distressing symptoms
- Improved communication and care coordination
- Emotional and spiritual support
- Enhanced quality of life focus
Cardiac Care
Specialized cardiac program for managing heart conditions at home. Nurses monitor vitals and medications while therapists design safe cardiovascular exercise programs.
Who Qualifies
Patients recovering from heart attack, heart surgery, or managing chronic conditions like heart failure or hypertension.
Key Benefits
- Improved heart health and reduced cardiac events
- Empowers long-term self-management knowledge
- Reduces cardiac-related hospital readmissions
- Comprehensive cardiovascular support
Diabetes Management
Comprehensive diabetes support including blood sugar monitoring, insulin administration, wound care for diabetic ulcers, and education on diet, exercise, and foot care.
Who Qualifies
Patients with new diabetes diagnosis, uncontrolled blood sugar levels, or experiencing disease complications.
Key Benefits
- Better glycemic control and reduced complications
- Increased confidence in diabetes management
- Prevents serious issues like foot ulcers
- Comprehensive disease education
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