Services
Skilled Nursing
Our Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses deliver quality healthcare services including...
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Wound care instruction and management
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Post-surgical care
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Disease management such as COPD, Heart Failure, Diabetes, and other medical conditions
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Pain management and education
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Urinary catheter care and management
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Respiratory conditions
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Medication management and education
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Ostomy care
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Infusion Therapy
Physical Therapy
Our physical therapists offer services that include but are not limited to:
- Orthopedics
- Pain management
- Body mechanics
- Education and training in the use of assistive devices
- Improving range of motion and strength
- Muscle re-education
- Energy Conservation
- Vestibular Therapy
- Sports rehabilitation therapy
- Durable Medical Equipment Coordination
- Arthritis care
- Fall prevention education
- Pre- and post-surgical care and rehabilitation
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy Services help patients to restore their independence and mobility. Our occupational therapists will assist you in: Patient re-education
- Patient re-education
- Activities of Daily Living and Home management and safety (laundry, meal preparation, bathing, grooming, eating, etc.)
- Engaging in recreational activities
- Patient assessment on energy conservation and work simplification
- Planning and implementation of therapeutic programs
- Assistive device recommendations and training
- Adaptive equipment use and training
Medical Social Work
Medical social workers assist with long-term planning, such as advance care planning, and educate patients and families regarding community resources and support. Medical social services include:
- Assessing social and emotional factors
- Advanced care planning
- Community resource planning
- Advanced directives
- Crisis intervention
- Counseling
- Teaching regarding coping with loss and change
Wound Care
Provide treatment of wounds following treatment protocol and infection control. Promoting healing, prevention of ulcers, and maintaining skin care. Patients most seen are:
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Lower leg ulcers
- Pressure ulcers
- Bone infections (osteomyelitis)
- Soft-tissue infection
- Post-surgical wound delayed healing
- Non-healing traumatic wounds
Home Health Aide
Home Health Care Aide positively impacts the lives of debilitated, deconditioned, and frail elderly. They assist patients with personal care, such as dressing, bathing, and personal hygiene, to complete tasks safely.
Diabetes Management And Care
Our nurses work with the patient’s physician and provide support, education, and assistance to patients, families, or caregivers. Our goal is to provide education to promote quality of life by implementing services such as:
- Assessment of the need for adaptive equipment with the assistance of Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy
- Assessment of the patient’s condition
- Instruction of patients and families on monitoring blood glucose levels
- Dietary counseling and meal planning
- Medication teaching
- Awareness of drug interaction
- Wound and skin problems
- Circulatory impairment
