Home health services

• Skilled Nursing

• Physical Therapy

• Occupational Therapy

• Speech Therapy

• Social Work

• Home Health Aides

All of our services are fully covered my Medicare

Home health can help with:

• Declining physical ability or falls 

• Wounds or skin breakdown 

• New or worsening medical conditions 

• Understanding new medications 

• Difficulty performing activities of daily living 

• Depression, anxiety, dementia 

• Stroke or heart attack recovery 

• Uncontrolled diabetes or heart disease 

• Parkinson's disease 

• Chronic pain 

• Hospitalization recovery 

• Many other conditions 

What do home health clinicians do?

Skilled nursing can help with providing wound care, administering certain medications, teaching you how to live better with chronic illness, or teach you how to cope with a new diagnosis or injury. 

Physical therapists can help you regain strength, have improved balance, and learn fall prevention skills, as well as teach you ways to decrease pain from sore joints. 

Occupational therapists can help you navigate your environment easier by teaching you how to accomplish common tasks in a much safer manner. This can help to decrease falls and keep you safe and healthy.

Speech therapists can assist with issues such as swallowing difficulties, improving speech and cognitive function after a stroke, or other neurological disorders. Speech therapists can help you reach your highest potential. 

Social workers can provide assistance to people who need help finding community services, long-term planning, dealing with caregiver strain, and those who may need assistance with obtaining legal information, financial resources, etc.

Home health aides can provide short-term help with tasks such as showering, dressing, and grooming following a hospitalization or surgery until you are able to perform these tasks safely again.