Often the best place to recover quickly and safely from an illness or injury is your home. Your doctor can help you decide if your healthcare needs can best be met in your home.

HOME HEALTH

Home Health Services

• Skilled Nursing
• Physical Therapy
• Speech Therapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Home Health Aide
• Social worker

Education and Care

• IV therapy
• Wound care
• Ostomy care
• Nutritional and medication education for diabetics
• Mobility training
• Exercises for range of motion and recovery
• Training for use of assistive devices
• Swallowing training
• Assistance with long term planning, financial aid and community resources

HOME HEALTH

• Physician and nursing care
• On-call assistance
• Medical appliances and supplies
• Outpatient drugs for symptom management and pain relief
• Short-term respite care in an inpatient setting
• Home health aide
• Homemaker services
• Medical social services
• Physical therapy
• Occupational therapy
• Speech pathology
• Nutritional and dietary counseling
• Spiritual care
• Volunteer support
• Bereavement and counseling support

PEDIATRIC HOME HEALTH SERVICES

• Individual physical, occupational and speech/language therapy
• In-home care
• Therapy designed to meet goals approved by your physician as medically necessary
• Wide variety of developmental disorders, including but not limited to autism, developmental delays, cerebral palsy, neuromuscular disorders, speech delays
• Neuro-Developmental Treatment and Dysphagia and Sensory Integration Dysfunction Home Health Aides

DEPENDABLE HOME CARE

• Diabetic care and teaching
• IV therapy
• Occupational MS
• LDNs
• Enterstomal care
• Wound care and treatment
• Wound VAC (vacuum assisted closure)
• Blood pressure instruction
• Anodyne® therapy
• ProthrombinTime testing with quick results
• Postoperative care
• Medication education
• Nutritional instruction
• Patient and family education

HOME HEALTH AIDS

Home Health Aides

• Personal hygiene
• Light housekeeping
• Light laundry