Patients are more responsive to treatment when administered in a relaxed and familiar environment.  The provision of quality, professional care in the comfort of the patient's home can:

• Reduce Medical Costs
• Return patient to familiar surroundings
• Allow the patient to stay in the company of family and friends

Nurses

• Medication Management
• Wound Care
• Catheter Care
• Blood Pressure Monitoring
• Ostomy Care
• Diabetic Instruction
• Venipuncture
• Intravenous Therapy

Home Health Aides

Assistance with personal hygiene and activities of daily living

Therapists

• Physical Therapist
• Occupational Therapist
• Speech Therapist

Therapy may be prescribed by the physician to assist the patient in his rehabilitation, maximizing independence to perform activities of daily living and to assist with communication, cognition and swallowing problems resulting from injury or disease.

Light Therapy 2000

This therapy can be used on post surgical wounds, diabetic wounds, poor circulation and chronic pain.  The therapy must be administered by a physical therapist under the care of your physician.