Skilled Nursing Care:

Home Health nurses provide direct care including: assessment, medications, injections, intravenous therapy, central line care, wound care, catheter management, ostomy care, blood draws for tests, teaching and instruction on home care techniques.

Physical Therapy:

Physical therapy evaluates the home environment, provides therapy in the home and instructs individuals and family members on appropriate exercises, use of prosthetics, equipment and safety.

Medical Social Services:

Medical Social Services works with the patient and family to facilitate understanding, to address social and emotional issues, to refer to community resources, and to assist with short and long-term planning.

Speech Therapy:

Speech pathologist evaluates speech and language disorders, provides therapy for correction of identified deficits, counsels family on problems of communication and develops a home program for continued speech and language development.

Certified Home Health Aide:

Home Health Aides assist with personal care of the patient including: bathing, hair care, nail care, oral care, dressing, unsterile dressing changes, exercises/ambulation/transfers, vital signs, and reminders to patients to take medications. They also assist with light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, changing bed linen, and running errands.

Registered Dietitian:

The dietitian counsels patients regarding appropriate diet for a patient's disease, monitors effectiveness of the diet and sets up dietary goals.