Skilled nursing care is provided by a Registered Nurse (RN) or a Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse (LPN/LVN) to manage, observe, and evaluate care. Most often, skilled nursing is needed when an individual is recovering from injury or illness. Our nurses have significant training and experience in treating and educating patients within the home setting. We offer a range of skilled nursing care in treatment areas such as anti-coagulation therapy, cancer care, cardiopulmonary disease, diabetes, IV therapy, medication management, pain management, stroke, advanced wound care and more.

Physical Therapy helps you return to your prior level of function following an illness or injury, to improve your balance and strength. Your Physical Therapists will help empower you to prevent ongoing loss of independence by developing a program to keep you active and improve your physical abilities.

Occupational Therapy focuses on improving your Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), such as getting dressed, showering or preparing for a meal by helping you adapt to your environment, modify tasks, and use equipment to improve participation in every aspect of your daily life. Our Occupational Therapists will help you manage fatigue so as to conserve energy and reduce stress.

Speech-Language Pathologists (aka Speech Therapists) help you in evaluating the treatment of breathing, swallowing, speaking, cognition and thinking skills associated with communication disorders.

Medical Social Workers are available to help discover community resources and/or assistance that you may require short-term and long-term while recovering from an illness or injury.

Home Health Aides assist you with your daily activities until you are ready to be independent. Our Home Health Aides will coordinate with therapists to assist in exercises developed within your plan of care, as well as personal care, bathing/showering and grooming needs.