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Our services

Ten services, delivered in your home.

Home health care is ordered by a physician and delivered where the patient already lives. Below is everything Wholesome Home Health provides.

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  • Skilled Nursing
  • Physical Therapy
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Speech Therapy
  • Social Services
  • Certified Home Health Aide
  • Alzheimer’s Care
  • Geriatric Care Management
  • Medication Reminders
  • Post-Hospitalization & Post-Surgical Care

Skilled Nursing

The registered nurse provides skilled care and instructions to patients and families. They enable patients and families to function independently at home, increasing the comfort of the patient and improving overall health. Skilled nursing services can include, but are not limited to:

  • Treatments and infections
  • Dressing changes
  • Catheter care
  • Supervision of medications
  • Restorative care
  • Respiratory care
  • Family and patient health teaching and counseling
  • Diabetic teaching
  • Drawing blood and lab work
  • IV
  • Wound care
  • Pre-op and post-op care
  • Ostomy care
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Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy

Physical, occupational and speech therapists assist patients in improving their abilities to perform daily activities. Our specialists help family members to properly care for the patient by communicating available community resources.

A caregiver steadying an older woman as she stands, her walker beside her.
  • Physical Therapy

    Helps restore strength, balance and mobility after surgery, injury or illness, and works on reducing fall risk at home.

  • Occupational Therapy

    Rebuilds the ability to manage everyday activities — dressing, bathing, cooking — and adapts the home to make them safer.

  • Speech Therapy

    Addresses difficulty with speech, language, or swallowing following a stroke, surgery or neurological condition.

A woman in a wheelchair chopping vegetables at her own kitchen counter.

Social Services

Deals with social and emotional factors related to illness.

A medical social worker helps with the parts of an illness that are not clinical: benefits, community resources, long-term planning, and the strain a diagnosis puts on a family.

Certified Home Health Aide

Assists the patient with personal care, meal preparation, ambulation and exercises under professional supervision.

Aides work under the supervision of the nurse or therapist responsible for the patient’s plan of care.

Also available

  • Alzheimer’s Care

    Care planned around memory loss — consistent routines, safety in the home, and practical guidance for the family providing day-to-day support.

  • Geriatric Care Management

    Coordinates the moving parts of an older adult’s care — physicians, therapies, medications and family — into one plan.

  • Medication Reminders

    Support in taking the right medication at the right time.

  • Post-Hospitalization & Post-Surgical Care

    Short-term skilled support during recovery at home after a hospital stay or general surgery, including wound and incision care.

Not sure which of these applies?

Call and describe the situation. We will tell you what home health can and cannot do, and what your doctor would need to order.

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