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Skilled Care

Mdical services provided to our clients by trained professionals

Skilled home health care refers to medical services provided by licensed healthcare professionals in a client's home. It focuses on medical treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery for individuals with illnesses, injuries, or chronic conditions.

What is skilled home health care?

Key aspects of Skilled Home Health Care

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  • Wound care and dressing changes

  • Medication administration (injections, IV therapy)

  • Monitoring vital signs and medical conditions

  • Catheter, ostomy, and tracheostomy care

  • Chronic disease management (diabetes, heart failure, etc.)

Nursing Care

  • Physical Therapy (PT) – Improves mobility, strength, and pain relief after injury or surgery.

  • Occupational Therapy (OT) – Helps patients regain independence in daily activities (e.g., dressing, cooking).

  • Speech Therapy (ST) – Assists with speech, swallowing, and cognitive-communication disorders.

Physical therapist working with a client on in improving their mobility

Rehabilitative & Therapeutic

Integrative Health Services
  • Counseling and emotional support

  • Coordination of community resources and care planning

Female nurse speaking compassionately to female client

Mental Health & Social Services

Male caregiver reviewing the daily care plan with a female client
  • Assistance with personal care (bathing, grooming)

  • Basic health monitoring under nurse supervision

Home Health Aide Services

(if part of the care plan)

Specialized Care

Who Needs Skilled Care?

✔️ Post-Hospitalization Recovery – Patients recovering from surgery, stroke, or serious illness.
✔️ Chronic Disease Management – Conditions like COPD, diabetes, or Parkinson’s.
✔️ Injury or Mobility Issues – Patients needing therapy for falls, fractures, or joint replacements.
✔️ Serious or Terminal Illnesses – Individuals requiring advanced care but wish to stay at home.

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