Veteran rehabilitation services include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. They are provided in the home as needed for clients who have functional limitations or sensory deficits.

We have trained caregivers that provide assistance with activities of dally living, light housekeeping, grocery shopping, meal preparation, companionship care, and more.  

The services are prescribed by a doctor and include such things as dressing changes, teaching and administration of medications, intravenous therapy, catheter care, diabetic care, wound care, and teaching the family how to care for the client in the home.

Home health aides work under the supervision of a registered nurse or therapist. Services primarily consist of assistance with personal care. A home health aide may give a bath, give oral care, foot care, shampoo, shave, skin care, and change linens.

When the increasing medical needs of a loved one extends beyond that of a family caregiver or intermittent skilled or non-skilled care; we can help by providing licensed vocational nurses and registered nurses that will work regularly scheduled hours or hourly shifts to deliver in-home care to clients and their families that require extended support.

The social services staff provides social casework services to clients as needed to augment other services of the agency. Services include the evolution of social functioning, particularly as it relates to medical problems, and initiation and follow-up of referrals to other community resources as applicable.