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Our specialized team of nurses provide the highest quality of care to our patients in the comfort and convenience of the patient’s own home.

• Coordination of Care/Care Plan Management
• Physical Assessment/Health Screening
• Home Safety/Fall Prevention and Emergency Instruction
• Pain Management
• Medication Education and Management
• Diabetic Education and Management
• Disease Education and Management
• Wound Care/Wound V.A.C. Management
• Post-Surgical Recovery/Dressing Changes and Instruction
• Ostomy Care and Instruction
• Gastrostomy Care and Instruction
• Tracheostomy Care and Instruction

You can have confidence in our ability to get you back doing the activities you love:

• Exercises to improve strength and range of motion
• Post-surgical rehabilitation
• Neurological rehabilitation
• Gait and balance training
• Mobility equipment training
• Promotion of strength and independence

Our occupational therapists help restore the skills necessary for living an independent and satisfying life through:

• Functional abilities and therapies to restore physical activity
• Techniques in energy conservation
• Self-help device training
• Restorative therapy for independence in daily living

• Restoration of speech, language and effective communication
• Therapies to improve motor and oral control
• Management of swallowing deficit

Our medical social workers assist our patients and their families with short-term counseling and links to community service, including:

• Patient assessment
• Referrals to community resources
• Nursing home and institutional placement assistance
• Assisting patient, family, and team members with social, emotional, and environmental issues relating to the patient’s health problems
• Consulting with the physician regarding the patient’s status if well-being is adversely affected by social, environmental or economic conditions
• Providing rehabilitative and supportive case work services
• Development, implementation, review and revision of the plan of care

Our Home Health Aides work under the direct supervision of a license professional, such as a Registered Nurse Case Manager. Home Health Aides are responsible for documenting the care provided to your loved one, and notifying the case manager of any changes in health. Home Health Aides may assist in the following areas, but not are not limited to:

• Administering medications
• Bathing, washing hair and shaving
• Assistance with dressing
• Getting in/out of bed
• Feeding and meal preparation
• Maintaining a safe living environment
• Monitoring blood pressure, temperature and other vital signs