Services

Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) deliver skilled nursing services aimed at enhancing and stabilizing the patient's health status. Services include patient education for self-care, wound care, administering injections, catheter and ostomy management, medication administration, and ongoing health education.

Physical therapy includes pain relief strategies, guidance on home exercise routines, and assistance with daily activities such as walking, bathing, dressing, eating, mobility, and toileting. Therapists also educate on proper use of assistive devices like canes and walkers and may provide hot/cold therapy and massage techniques.

Occupational therapists support patients in regaining independence in performing everyday tasks and personal care, helping them achieve greater autonomy at home.

Speech-language pathologists work with individuals to improve communication abilities, assess and manage swallowing issues, and treat various speech and language conditions.

Social workers conduct home visits to assess emotional, social, and financial needs, offering guidance and support to both patients and their families.

Home health aides assist with personal hygiene tasks such as bathing and grooming, support toileting needs, offer companionship, and help with routine daily activities.