Physician-directed skilled care, delivered by licensed clinicians in the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Our registered nurses and LPNs bring hospital-level clinical care to your living room — managing complex conditions, preventing complications, and coordinating closely with your physician.
Licensed physical therapists help you rebuild strength, balance, and confidence after surgery, injury, or illness — so you can move safely through your own home and community.
Occupational therapists focus on the skills of daily living — helping you do the everyday things that matter, from buttoning a shirt to preparing a meal, with greater ease and independence.
Our speech-language pathologists help patients recover communication and safe swallowing after stroke, Parkinson's disease, dementia, and other neurological conditions.
Certified home health aides provide hands-on personal care with warmth and respect — always under the supervision of a registered nurse and as part of your skilled plan of care.
Illness affects more than the body. Our medical social workers connect patients and families with community resources, counseling, and long-term planning support.
Common questions
Yes. When ordered by a physician for a homebound patient, skilled home health services are typically covered at 100% by Traditional Medicare — with no copays or deductibles. We verify your coverage before care begins so there are never surprises.
In most cases we can complete your initial nursing assessment the same day or within 24–48 hours of receiving a physician referral and verifying coverage.
Homebound means leaving home requires considerable effort — for example, needing a cane, walker, wheelchair, or another person's help. You can still be homebound if you leave for medical appointments or occasional short outings.
Absolutely. Home health care is delivered under your physician's orders. We work as an extension of your doctor, sending regular progress updates and coordinating any changes to your plan of care.
Home health is skilled, medical care — nursing and therapy prescribed by a doctor and covered by Medicare. Non-medical home care (companionship, errands) is typically private pay. If you're not sure what your loved one needs, call us and we'll point you in the right direction, even if it isn't us.
Call us. A member of our clinical team — not a call center — will listen to your situation and help you understand your options.
