Any Person Who:

· Has an illness that requires the skilled services of a nurse or therapist · Is under a plan of care that is ordered by a physician · Meets guidelines mandated by Medicare, Medicaid, or any other private insurance provider Referrals can be made by anyone; however, a physician’s order is required. Call us. We'll guide you through the process.

Aides can:

· Help a patient bathe

· Help a patient with skin care

· Work under the direction of a therapist or nurse to help the patient become independent with activities of daily living such as walking, getting dressed, eating meals, and more

· Report any changes in health status to the nurses

Therapists can:

· Work with a patient after a stroke or accident to help regain strength in the hands and arms

· Teach the patient how to use health care equipment

· Show how to keep a home as safe as possible for the patient

· Offer ADL & HDL training

· Help with Muscle Re-education

· Provide Cognitive Training

· Help With Perceptual Motor Training & Fine Motor Coordination

· Deliver Therapeutic Exercise

· Apply Splints & Joint Mobilization

Therapists can:

· Evaluate speech, language, and hearing

· Start treatment programs to improve the patient’s speech and language

· Teach the patient and their family various ways to improve speech and language

· Work with patients who have problems with swallowing

Therapists can:

· Consult with a physician to set goals and to determine the best treatments for improving the patient’s ability to mobilize

· Provide professional treatment in the privacy of the patient’s home

· Help arrange for equipment in the home and to teach the use of the equipment to provide the safest care possible

· Provide professional treatment in the privacy of the patient’s home

· Define Therapeutic Activities

· Provide self-care management

· Treat varicose veins and ulcers

· Provide excercise and endurance training

· Help with incontinence & peroneal muscular atrophy

· Treat contractures of joints and ankylosis

· Help with back aches & lumbago

· Provide excercise and endurance training

· Provide for orthopedic aftercare

Social Workers can:

· Help a patient and their family with planning for long-term health care

· Help a patient and their family find other resources for assistance within the community

· Help a patient remain independent in the home for as long as possible