General Skilled Nursing:  General skilled nursing care that is provided by registered nurses and licensed practical nurses who assess the appropriateness of home health care including the family and home environment for clients, and perform clinical procedures and instruct the client and family regarding necessary treatments. Clients receiving this care typically include stabilized post-operative clients in recovery at home clients who are acutely ill but who do not require hospitalization and clients who are chronically or terminally ill.

Physical Therapy: These services may include: gait training using various assistive devices, therapeutic exercises designed to strengthen and improve joint range of motion or to prevent joint contractures due to muscular disease, ultrasound therapy, client education in transfer techniques and use of adaptive equipment, such as wheelchairs and hoyer lifts, and instructing clients and caregivers on long-term exercise programs.

Speech Therapy: Speech therapy services assist the client in developing effective communication skills using various adaptive methods, the management of swallowing deficits, and can provide training on improving oral motor control and functioning.

Occupational Therapy: Occupational therapy services include evaluation of the client's functional abilities, teaching of task-oriented therapeutic activities to restore physical function, teaching activities of daily living and energy conservation to improve a client's level of independence, and instruction on the use of self -help devices.

Medical Social Service:  Social workers provide assistance to obtain necessary resources that allows clients to maintain an optimal status of health in the home setting, Social Workers also provide long-range planning to assist the client and family with an adequate in-home setting, and arranging for care alternatives if necessary.

Home Health Aides: Home health aide care involves basic client care from taking temperatures an blood pressure to assisting with daily living activities. The Company's home health aides must pass certain competency tests and are supervised by registered nurses.

Durable Medical Equipment:  As part of the client's plan of care, the physician may prescribe the use of various type of medical equipment in the home. The company will arrange for the needed equipment to be supplied to the client by making the appropriate referrals to the area DME providers as the client requests.

Client & Family Education:  Home care professionals help the client and family members better understand the treatment plan and how they can participate in treatment.