Our Services

Primary Care

• General health checkups

• Chronic illness management (diabetes, hypertension, etc.)

• Preventive screenings (blood pressure, cholesterol, etc.)

Women’s Health

• Prenatal consultations

• Pap smears and breast exams

• Birth control counseling

Mental Health Support

• Counseling sessions

• Depression and anxiety screening

• Community mental wellness workshops

Prescription Assistance

We help eligible patients access low-cost or free prescription medications through partner programs and donation drives.

Health Education

• Nutrition and lifestyle workshops

• Community wellness events

• Disease prevention training

Mobile Clinics

We bring healthcare to the community through our traveling mobile units, reaching underserved neighborhoods and rural areas.

Bereavement Support

We offer continuing grief and bereavement support to families and friends for up to thirteen months. Even after that time, we are there for you to listen and help you work through your grief.

Travel Assistance

Our energetic personal care assistants can help in packing, companionship in transportation, luggage, hotel check-in and more. We’re there with you to make your travels carefree. Don’t let your age or disability keep you from getting around. With our Health Care Services, you can travel to the heart of the continent, and leave your worries behind.

Chores

Home care services include chores and housecleaning, where the home health care usually involves helping someone to recover from an illness or injury. Home health care professionals are often licensed as practical nurses, therapists or home health aides.

Infant care specialist

An Infant Care Specialist (also known as a "Baby Nurse") is someone who is a specialist in newborn care. Infant Care Specialists assist parents within the first few weeks or months of a baby's life with parent education, feeding/breastfeeding, basic baby care, and light baby-related housekeeping. An infant Care Specialist is an individual trained and skilled in newborn care. The caregiver provides unique expertise in all aspects of newborn care, parental education, and support.
It is important to note that an Infant Care Specialist is not a Nanny and requires special training and education.

Meal preparation

As your loved ones in need gain age, they may lose interest in food. Mealtime without a family is usually lonely. If your parent has a reduced sense of taste or smell, food may seem less appetizing. Medications can take a toll on appetite too. For aging parents with physical or mental impairments, difficulties with grocery shopping and preparing meals may be obstacles to good nutrition. Even when seniors do eat well, they may not fully absorb all their nutrients.

Medication Management

The management of patient's medications prescribed by the physician and when taken correctly as prescribed, supports the healing of the patient. Knowledge of the patient's medication and medication regimen at home provides a key element to the physician's care of the patient. Licensed visiting staff may administer prescribed medicines as ordered by the physician while moving towards the goal of the patient achieving safe self-administration.

Personal Care

Personal Care is one of the main services in Home Health Care industry. It includes assistance with every day activities to help the ones in need and make the elderly life peaceful. Personal care services are related to assistance with dressing, hygiene and incontinence services.