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Care provided is basically the same as in the hospital or nursing home. Complete systems assessment. Wide variety of medical treatment and procedure as indicated by the patient’s individualized care plan. Educate the client concerning his/ her medical condition and medications. Communicate findings/ treatment out-come with physician for necessary changes. And many more services.

The Physical Therapist assesses a beneficiary’s rehabilitation needs, potential and implements a physical therapy program based on the beneficiary’s condition. Gait Training, Strengthening and Therapeutic exercises, Range of motion And many more services.

Occupational Therapy will recommend modification in the physical environment when required to accommodate the patient’s needs. Provide instructions in self-care activities including eating, dressing, personal hygiene, Teaching of activities of daily living, Muscle re-education, Perceptual and fine Motor training and more

Cancer, Stroke and other diseases can often impair the patient’s ability to speak clearly. A speech therapist can help the patient adjust to and possibly overcome the problems. By providing Aural Rehabilitation, Voice Disorder Treatment and Non-oral communication teaching

Medical Social Services are necessary in reaching social, financial and emotional problems, which may impede patient’s medical condition or rate of recovery.

They plan on how to assess community resources available to the client

Our Home Health Aides provides direct care, personal assistance and support to patients that are ill, elderly or disabled. They assist patients with activities such as bathing, grooming, dressing, feeding and toileting under the supervision of a registered nurse.

Personal Assistance Services are non-medical services that are offered in your home. These services include help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), such as: bathing dressing eating, assistance with removing and putting on clothing, eating, using the restroom, and pushing a wheelchair or assistance with getting into or out of a vehicle at the worksite

Companion care is a non-medical service to older adults or people with disabilities. The goal of companion care is primarily to provide the elderly with emotional support and friendship, as well as practical help with everyday activities. Companion care aide may help older adults with a variety of tasks including: Conversation • Reading • Games • Projects • Gardening • Appointments • Attend events • Visit friends • Outings and more

Homemaker services are services provided by a trained and supervised homemaker involving the performance of housekeeping/home management, meal preparation and/or escort tasks and shopping assistance, provided to individuals who require assistance with these activities in their place of residence. Some of the services are: Light housekeeping • Personal laundry and linens

• Make/change bed & • Help with organization