Our Home Health agencies are full-service, Medicare-certified locations offering skilled nursing and rehabilitative services. Whether you are recovering from surgery or illness, or living with a chronic disease like COPD or diabetes, our highly skilled medical team of clinicians will create a safe, supportive, and professional environment in your home. This care is provided through one-hour home visits from specialized clinicians and continues until recovery goals have been met. We are a compassionate, cost-effective alternative to institutional care.
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Care Services
Skilled nursing care is provided by a Registered Nurse (RN) or a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) 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, wound care, and more.
Rehabilitation therapy plays an important role in helping an individual regain productivity and independence. At Eden Home Health, we offer physical, occupational, and speech therapy services that deliver real results. From improving mobility, reducing fall risk, and enhancing verbal communication, to reducing the risk of aspiration pneumonia, our skilled therapists work with physicians to create a customized plan for each patient’s specific needs.
Our home health aides are trained to assist patients with activities of daily living (ADL) such as eating, bathing, grooming and taking vital signs. Home health aides also provide support through care activities such as checking a patient’s pulse, respiration, and blood pressure. These team members work under the supervision of our nurses and therapists to ensure that each patient’s customized care plan is fulfilled.
Recovering from illness or injury can be a very difficult time. Illness, disability and life-limiting conditions can have impact beyond your physical health. Our medical social workers review the emotional factors affecting ill and disabled patients and provide counseling and assistance finding additional community resources. They often serve as case managers when patients’ conditions are so complex that professionals need to assess medical and supportive needs and coordinate a variety of services. In addition, medical social workers consult with the patient regarding financial, social, and/or transportation problems, help establish long-term plans, crisis intervention, and counseling.
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