From complex clinical care to daily personal support — we provide the full spectrum of home health services your family needs.
Skilled care is for patients who need medical treatment that can only be provided by a licensed professional — a nurse or therapist. It requires a physician's order and is typically covered by Medicaid or insurance.
Personal care is for patients who need help with daily activities — bathing, dressing, meals, and companionship. No physician's order is required for most services and Medicaid often covers it.
Skilled assessment, cleaning, dressing changes, and monitoring of acute and chronic wounds to prevent infection and promote healing in the home environment.
Intravenous medication administration, hydration therapy, and line management performed by a registered nurse in the comfort of your home.
Comprehensive medication review, reconciliation, administration, and patient education to ensure safe and effective medication adherence.
Comprehensive nursing assessments for new patients, post-hospital discharge, and ongoing monitoring of chronic conditions with physician communication.
Licensed Practical Nurses providing skilled care visits including vital signs monitoring, wound care assistance, medication administration, and patient education under RN supervision.
In-home physical therapy to restore strength, mobility, and function. Post-surgical rehab, fall prevention, and pain management delivered by a licensed PT.
Helping patients regain independence in daily activities — bathing, dressing, meal preparation — with adaptive techniques and home modification guidance.
Skilled care and personal care serve different needs, and many patients benefit from both. Here's a simple way to understand the difference.
Skilled care is for patients who require clinical treatment ordered by a physician. It involves licensed medical professionals and is typically covered by Medicaid, Medicare (where applicable), or commercial insurance. You may need skilled care if you:
Personal care is for patients who need assistance with daily activities rather than medical treatment. It is provided by certified aides and may be covered by Medicaid, long-term care insurance, or private pay. You may need personal care if you:
Still not sure? Our team will help you determine the right level of care — at no obligation.
Talk to Our Team(757) 715-7829Contact us today to discuss your care needs. A physician's referral or self-referral is welcome.