Skilled Nursing

Our in-home skilled nursing services provide medical care for individuals recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions, or requiring ongoing support. Whether for short-term rehabilitation or long-term needs, our experienced Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) deliver essential healthcare services in the home. They follow physician-directed care plans and ensure treatment is carried out with precision and expertise. Our services range from medication administration to advanced wound care and chronic disease management. With a focus on collaboration, our nurses coordinate with patients, their healthcare teams, and family members to ensure effective care.

Our services include but are not limited to:

• Operation and Management of Medical Equipment, Including Ventilators
• Administration of Central and Peripheral IV Medications
• Picc Line Dressing Changes
• Wound Care
• Total Parenteral Nutrition (Tpn) Through G-Tube or Other Feeding Methods
• Catheter Care and Maintenance
• Oversight of Chronic Conditions Such as Diabetes and Heart Failure
• And More

Managing chronic medical conditions requires ongoing care, structured support, and a proactive approach to health management. Our High-Risk Patient Programs are designed to assist individuals with complex health needs by providing targeted care strategies. These programs address a range of conditions, helping patients maintain stability while minimizing complications and hospitalizations. Through structured interventions and access to essential resources, patients receive guidance in managing their health effectively. Each program is developed in coordination with healthcare professionals to ensure appropriate and reliable support.

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Support

Individuals experiencing memory-related conditions benefit from structured care that promotes engagement and daily assistance. Our Alzheimer’s & Dementia Patient Program includes:

• Memory Care at Home: Experienced home health aides (HHAs) provide assistance with daily activities and structured engagement strategies, such as personalized memory boxes.
• Plan B: Relief Care for Unexpected Situations: Emergency planning services help families establish a structured response for unplanned circumstances.

Heart Failure Management

Heart failure requires consistent monitoring and lifestyle adjustments to maintain stability. Our Heart Failure Patient Program offers:

• Daily weight monitoring
• Nutritional guidance
• Medication oversight
• Home-based exercise programs with licensed therapists
• Risk assessments and symptom management
• Ongoing follow-up care

Chronic Lung Condition Management

Managing conditions such as COPD, emphysema, and chronic bronchitis requires structured support and symptom regulation. This program includes:

• Identification and reduction of risk factors, including smoking cessation guidance
• Infection prevention through flu and pneumonia vaccinations
• Medication management
• Nutritional education
• Therapy services as needed
• Monitoring tools, such as pulse oximeters

Diabetes Management

Diabetes requires continuous monitoring and self-care strategies to prevent complications. Our program assists with:

• Blood sugar monitoring
• Nutritional planning and weight management tools
• Home-based exercise programs with licensed therapists
• Oral glycemic education and insulin management
• Follow-up support and health education

Stroke Recovery Support

Stroke recovery involves physical, cognitive, and lifestyle adjustments. Our Stroke Management Program provides:

• Risk reduction strategies, including smoking cessation and environmental adjustments
• Medication management with an organizational system
• Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
• Monitoring tools such as blood pressure cuffs and exercise pedaling devices
• Educational resources for ongoing prevention

Fall Prevention

Preventing falls requires identifying potential risks and implementing strategies to reduce them. Our Fall Prevention Program includes:

• Assessment of risk factors such as vision changes, medication effects, and household hazards
• Exercise programs to improve mobility and coordination
• Therapy services to enhance movement and functional ability
• Educational materials on fall prevention and recovery strategies

Each High-Risk Patient Program is designed to provide structured support and monitoring, ensuring individuals receive the assistance they need to manage their health effectively at home.