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Comes to You
Recovering from surgery, illness, or injury? Our skilled clinical team brings expert nursing, physical therapy, and specialized care directly to your home — so you can heal where you're most comfortable.
Physician-Led, CMS 4.5-Star Rated
Dr. Brock Aldrich, DO, oversees all care plans. Our team meets Medicare's highest quality standards.
Same-Day Response
We respond to every referral the same business day. Most patients receive their first visit within 24–48 hours.
Veteran-Owned & Operated
From our CEO to our volunteers — we understand service, and it shapes everything about how we care.
Medicare, Medicaid & Most Insurance
We verify your coverage before the first visit. No surprise bills, no paperwork burden on you.
Recover Faster,
Stay Home
Home health care is skilled medical care delivered in the comfort of your own home. It's for patients recovering from surgery, illness, injury, or managing a chronic condition — people who need real clinical expertise, just not in a hospital or facility setting.
Our nurses, therapists, and aides come to you — bringing the same quality of care you'd receive in a clinic, in the environment where you're most comfortable and motivated to get better.
Home health is not the same as hospice. Hospice is comfort-focused care for life-limiting illness. Home health is recovery-focused care for people who are working toward greater independence and function.
Home Health vs. Hospice — At a Glance
Home Health
- Recovery & rehabilitation focus
- After surgery, illness, or injury
- Goal: restore independence
- Skilled nursing & therapy
- Time-limited, episodic care
Hospice
- Comfort & dignity focus
- Life-limiting illness
- Goal: quality of life
- Full interdisciplinary team
- Ongoing until end of life
Do You Qualify for
Home Health Care?
Medicare covers home health when specific criteria are met. Most patients who need us qualify — and we verify everything for you at no charge.
You Must Be Homebound
- Leaving home requires considerable effort due to illness or injury
- You need assistance or a supportive device to leave
- Leaving home is medically contraindicated
- You can leave for medical appointments or brief essential trips and still qualify
You Need Skilled Care
- Skilled nursing care (wound care, medication management, injections)
- Physical therapy to restore strength, balance, or mobility
- Occupational therapy for daily living activities
- Speech therapy for swallowing or communication difficulties
Call us — we'll review eligibility with you in minutes, verify insurance, and handle all the paperwork. Same-day response guaranteed.
Our Home Health Services
Our interdisciplinary team brings a full range of skilled services to your door — coordinated seamlessly by our physician-led clinical team.
Skilled Nursing
Registered nurses provide expert clinical care in your home — managing complex medical needs with the same competence you'd expect in a clinical setting.
- Wound care & dressing changes
- Medication management & education
- IV therapy & injections
- Disease management (CHF, COPD, diabetes)
- Post-surgical monitoring
- Catheter & ostomy care
Physical Therapy
Our physical therapists help patients regain strength, balance, and mobility — reducing fall risk and rebuilding the function needed for daily independence.
- Post-surgical rehabilitation (hip, knee, back)
- Balance & fall prevention programs
- Strength & endurance rebuilding
- Gait training & mobility aids
- Pain management techniques
- Home safety assessment
Occupational Therapy
OTs help patients relearn the skills needed for daily life — from dressing and bathing to cooking and safely navigating their home environment.
- Activities of daily living (ADL) training
- Adaptive equipment recommendations
- Home modification guidance
- Cognitive rehabilitation
- Energy conservation techniques
Speech Therapy
Speech-language pathologists address swallowing difficulties, communication challenges, and cognitive issues that can arise after stroke, illness, or injury.
- Dysphagia (swallowing) treatment
- Post-stroke speech rehabilitation
- Cognitive-linguistic therapy
- Voice & language disorders
- Safe swallowing education for families
Medical Social Work
Our social workers help patients and families navigate the practical and emotional challenges of recovery — connecting them with resources, support, and community services.
- Community resource coordination
- Discharge planning support
- Caregiver counseling
- Insurance & benefit navigation
- Emotional & family support
Home Health Aide
Trained aides provide personal care assistance — bathing, grooming, and everyday comfort — always under the supervision of our skilled nursing team.
- Personal hygiene & grooming
- Bathing assistance
- Meal preparation support
- Light housekeeping
- Companionship & supervision
Built to Help You
Get Back to Living
Our therapy programs are designed around one goal: helping you regain the independence, strength, and confidence to live your life on your terms. Whether you're recovering from a fall, a surgery, or a stroke — we meet you where you are and build from there.
We also offer group balance and fall prevention classes — because sometimes the most motivating environment is a room full of people working toward the same goal.
How Home Health Works
From referral to first visit, we make the process as simple as possible. Most patients receive their first visit within 24–48 hours of referral.
Referral or Call
A physician orders home health, a discharge planner refers, or a family member calls us directly. We accept referrals from any source.
Same-Day Response
Our intake team contacts the patient or family the same day to confirm eligibility, verify insurance, and schedule the initial assessment visit.
Care Plan Created
A registered nurse visits the patient at home, conducts a full assessment, and works with our physician team to create an individualized care plan.
Care Begins
Skilled visits begin on a schedule tailored to the patient's needs — and we adjust the plan regularly as the patient progresses toward their goals.
Home Health is Covered
by Medicare
If your loved one qualifies, Medicare Part A covers home health care at 100% — no copays, no deductibles. Most Medicaid plans and private insurance policies cover it too. We verify your coverage before the first visit.
Covered by Medicare Part A
Skilled Nursing & Therapy
Nursing visits, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and medical social work — all covered at 100% with no copay when criteria are met.
Also Covered
Home Health Aide Services
When a patient is receiving skilled care, home health aide services for personal care may also be covered — bathing, grooming, and daily assistance.
We Accept
Medicare, Medicaid & Most Insurance
We verify your specific coverage before the first visit, so there are never any surprises. Questions? Call us and we'll walk you through it.
Physician-Led.
Community-Rooted.
Our home health team is led by the same physician and clinical leadership as our hospice program — which means every patient benefits from experienced oversight, seamless coordination, and a genuine commitment to quality.
Dr. Brock Aldrich, DO
Medical Director · Internal Medicine
Dr. Aldrich provides physician oversight for home health patients, ensuring care plans are medically sound and appropriately updated as patients progress.
Carley Florence, MSN, APRN, AGPCNP-C
Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP
Carley specializes in comprehensive care for older adults — bringing both clinical expertise and a warm, relationship-centered approach to every patient.
