Our services
Our Services
Services are based on an assessment of individual needs, agency service availability, applicable orders, and authorization requirements
Skilled Nursing
Professional nursing support for children and adults with medical needs at home.
Our skilled nursing services support individuals who require professional assessment, treatment, education, or monitoring at home.
Depending on the care plan and prescribed orders, services may include:
- Nursing assessments and monitoring for changes in condition.
- Medication administration and medication education.
- Chronic condition monitoring.
- Feeding-tube care and prescribed enteral feeding support.
- Respiratory assessment and prescribed respiratory care.
- Skin assessment and ordered wound care.
- Patient and caregiver education.
- Communication with treating healthcare providers.
Nursing care follows the individual’s plan of care and is provided within the nurse’s scope of practice.
Private Duty Nursing
Nursing support over scheduled periods for individuals whose medical needs require ongoing assessment and care.
Private duty nursing provides nursing support over scheduled periods for individuals whose medical needs require ongoing assessment and care.
Services may include medication administration, feeding-tube care, respiratory support, monitoring, and other prescribed nursing interventions.
Care schedules depend on assessed needs, authorized hours, and staffing availability.
Pediatric Home Care
Individualized nursing and caregiving support for children and their families.
Caring for a child with medical or daily living needs can involve many responsibilities. Our pediatric services support children while helping families manage care at home.
Depending on the child’s care plan, support may include:
- Nursing assessments and monitoring.
- Administration of prescribed medications and treatments.
- Feeding-tube care and nutritional support.
- Prescribed respiratory care.
- Personal care and assistance with daily routines.
- Caregiver education and reinforcement of care instructions.
- Coordination with the child’s healthcare team.
We respect each family’s routines and encourage age-appropriate participation and interaction.
Personal Care and Home Health Aide Services
Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, and daily routines.
Our personal care and home health aide services help individuals complete everyday activities while maintaining dignity and comfort.
Assistance may include:
- Bathing, grooming, and personal hygiene.
- Dressing and oral care.
- Toileting and incontinence care.
- Mobility and transfers within the care plan.
- Meal preparation and assistance with eating, when appropriate.
- Light housekeeping related to the client’s care.
- Support with daily routines.
Aides provide assistance within their assigned responsibilities. Nursing procedures and medication administration require appropriately authorized personnel.
Companion Care
Social interaction and practical assistance that support comfort and engagement.
Companion care provides social interaction and practical support for individuals who benefit from assistance and engagement at home.
Services may include conversation, reading, recreational activities, meal preparation, and help maintaining daily routines.
Companion care can support connection and provide reassurance to family members. It does not replace skilled nursing or medical treatment.
Respite Care
Temporary caregiving support that gives family caregivers time to rest and manage other responsibilities.
Family caregivers need time to rest, attend appointments, work, and manage personal responsibilities.
Our respite services provide temporary support based on the individual’s care needs and available staffing. The type of caregiver assigned depends on whether the person requires nursing care, personal assistance, or companionship.
Care Coordination and Additional Support
Help discussing care needs, understanding available agency services, and identifying the next steps.
Understanding home care can feel overwhelming. We help individuals and families discuss care needs, understand available agency services, and identify the next steps.
When appropriate and authorized, coordination may include communication with healthcare providers, case managers, and other members of the care team.