There’s no place like home when you are recovering from an injury, illness, surgery, or managing an ongoing condition like diabetes, heart failure, kidney disease or respiratory problems.

Our home health team helps you stay safely at home and live as independently as possible. Our home health team will follow the plan of care developed specifically for you, with you and your doctor. We are highly experienced nurses, therapists and other team members that bring compassionate care to you and your family.

Home Health Nurse
The home health nurse is the center of the home health medical team. The nurse is the case manager that coordinates the plan of care your doctor has prescribed for you. The nurse along with you and other members of your care team will ensure that you receive the highest level of care and that your goals are met.

Physical Therapy
The Physical Therapist will help you return to your prior level of function following an injury or illness, The Physical Therapist will help you adapt to new ways of moving and strengthen you to prevent ongoing loss of independence by developing a program to keep you active.

Physical Therapy Services Includes:

• Consulting with patients to learn about their physical condition and symptoms
• Diagnosing movement dysfunction and developing a treatment plan
• Teaching patients how to properly use therapeutic exercise techniques
• Providing stimulation or massage to promote healing
• Assisting patients with the use of equipment such as wheelchairs or walkers
• Advising the patient and family about in-home treatment options and exercises

Home Health Aide
The Home Health Aide is the heart of home health and is there to help you with your daily activities until you are ready to be independent. Our home health aides help with personal care, grooming and therapy-driven exercise. The Home Health Aide also brings a passion to care with a positive attitude every visit.

Home Health Aide Services Include:

• AM and PM Care
• Assisting the patient during meals and preparing meals
• Shower assistance
• General safety supervision
• Assistance with grooming and personal hygiene
• Total patient activity of daily living

Speech-Language Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathologist, often called a Speech Therapist, is here to help patients in the evaluation and treatment of communication disorders, speaking, swallowing, breathing, cognition and thinking skills.

Speech-Language Pathology Services Include:

• Stuttering
• Motor planning and execution
• Articulation
• Pragmatics (language use and social aspects of communication)
• Prelinguistic communication (e.g., joint attention, intentionality, communicative signaling)
• Paralinguistic communication (e.g., gestures, signs, body language)
• Literacy (reading, writing, spelling)
• Attention
• Memory
• Problem solving
• Executive functioning
  Pitch
  Alaryngeal voice
  Feeding and swallowing
  Speech, language, communication, and listening skills impacted by hearing loss, deafness
  Auditory processing