Everything a hospital does at home, where we can
Expert care is available year-round, coordinated around the plan of care your physician orders.
Our disciplines
Each discipline works from the same physician-ordered plan of care, and our office keeps them coordinated so nothing has to be chased by the family.
Skilled Nursing
A registered nurse manages the clinical side of your recovery at home — assessment, treatment, medication management and the judgement calls about when a physician needs to be involved.
- Wound care
- Diabetic care
- Injections
- IV therapy
- Port-A-Cath & central line
- Colostomy care
Physical Therapy
Physical therapists rebuild strength, balance and safe movement after surgery, a fall, a stroke or a long hospital stay — working with the stairs, doorways and floors you actually live with.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapists focus on the tasks that make independence possible: dressing, bathing, cooking, and adapting the home so those things stay within reach.
Speech Therapy
Speech therapists treat difficulties with speech, language and swallowing that follow a stroke, a neurological condition or a prolonged illness.
Certified Home Health Aides
Certified aides provide personal care and daily support under the supervision of a registered nurse, following the same plan of care as the clinical team.
What we coordinate for you
Some of the most useful work an agency does is administrative. These are things we arrange so that a family does not have to.
- Pain management, planned with your physician
- Medical case management across providers
- Coordination with medical supply companies
Lab & Diagnostics
Laboratory and diagnostic services can be arranged in the home, so a routine test does not require a trip to a facility.
- Blood draws
- X-ray
- Ultrasound
- EKG
- Vascular Doppler
Care starts with a physician's order
You cannot enrol yourself in home health care — it has to be ordered by a physician. If you are unsure whether you qualify, call us and we will speak to your doctor directly.
Medical Social Work
Medical social workers help families navigate benefits, community resources and the difficult conversations that come with a change in a parent's health.