Our registered nurses and licensed practical nurses provide expert medical care in your home — from wound care and IV therapy to medication management and disease monitoring. They assess your condition at every visit, coordinate directly with your physician, and ensure your plan of care is being followed correctly.

Commonly includes: Wound care, medication administration, IV therapy, catheter care, vital sign monitoring, patient and family education, hospital readmission prevention.

Our physical therapists help patients regain strength, mobility, and independence after surgery, injury, or neurological events. Every treatment plan is individualized — built around your specific goals and the activities you want to return to.

Commonly treats: Post-surgical recovery, stroke rehabilitation, fall prevention, hip and knee replacement, orthopedic injuries, balance and mobility impairment.

Our occupational therapists focus on your ability to perform the activities of daily life — dressing, bathing, cooking, and moving safely through your home. They use adaptive techniques and equipment recommendations to maximize your independence and reduce the risk of falls or injury.

Commonly treats: Post-stroke functional deficits, cognitive impairment affecting daily tasks, fine motor skill recovery, home safety assessment, adaptive equipment training.

Our speech-language pathologists address swallowing difficulties, communication disorders, and cognitive challenges. Whether you’re recovering from a stroke, managing a neurological condition, or working through a voice disorder, our therapists create individualized treatment plans focused on helping you communicate and eat safely.

Commonly treats: Dysphagia (swallowing disorders), aphasia, voice disorders, cognitive-communication impairment, post-stroke speech recovery.

Our certified home health aides provide essential personal care under the supervision of our nursing staff — helping patients maintain dignity and hygiene while recovering at home. Every aide works from the care plan developed by your nurses and therapists, and reports any changes in condition to the clinical team.

Commonly includes: Bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting assistance, mobility support, skin care, reporting changes in patient condition to supervising RN.

Our care coordinators work behind the scenes so you don’t have to. They manage physician orders, verify insurance benefits, schedule visits across every clinical discipline, and keep your entire healthcare team informed of your progress. When things change — and in home health, they do — your coordinator is already on it.

What we handle: Physician order management, insurance verification and billing, multispecialty scheduling, progress communication with your doctor, transition planning.