Companion Care

Companion Care provides emotional support and companionship for seniors who are generally healthy and want to remain independent in their home. It can also include a range of non-medical services, including basic cooking, cleaning and support that help make a senior’s life more manageable.

Private Duty Nursing

Our caring, professional staff offers you or your loved one customized assistance and hands-on care, twenty-four hours a day. We provide a full spectrum of private care in the client’s private home, assisted or long term care facilities, rehab centers and hospitals.

Our staff will also assist with the personal care services needed to maintain independence in the home, including meal preparation, personal grooming, laundry, light housekeeping, medication reminders, companionship and caring for bed-bound clients. When one-on-one care is needed, we will be there for you, whether it’s an hour a day or for overnight stays.

Physical Therapy

Physical therapy assists patients in regaining physical motion and strength. Many therapies can be provided in the home to improve recovery from illness, surgery, or injury. Our licensed physical therapists will evaluate the need for services and create a plan of care that allows clients to develop independence with daily activities. Conditions known to be improved with physical therapy services include, but are not limited to: falls, loss of balance, difficulty walking, joint pain, back pain, hip and knee replacement surgery, and any condition that causes a decline in function.

Occupational Therapy

Home occupational therapy is a rehabilitative service for people with mental, physical, developmental or emotional impairments, that restores or maintains their ability to perform tasks used in daily living, often through developing ways to modify or adapt activities.

After hospitalization or a recent surgery, our Occupational therapists can help you regain your self-care skills right where you live, including fitting for prosthetics and training in the use of mobility assistive devices, fall prevention, customized exercise programs, balance training and motor skills rehabilitation.

Medical Social Worker

Our medical social workers conduct assessments of social and emotional factors related to the patient’s injury or illness, provide counseling based on the assessment, and assist with coordinating community resources. They are an invaluable resource in helping the patient and family cope with the stresses of an injury, illness or major life change, and offer guidance for how to cope with a variety of psychosocial issues, including assistance with practical tasks such as arranging meals and transportation after a hospital stay.