Registered Nurses in home health provide skilled medical procedures for those recovering from surgery, accidents, homebound people who need ongoing treatment. They provide teaching to you and your caregivers about your care. Most home health nursing visits are intermittent generally these visits last 1 to 1 ½ hours and are scheduled as needed

Occupational Therapists work to improve your ability to perform tasks in daily living and working environments.

Physical Therapists offer rehabilitative services that help with movement impairments results from physical disability or pain. The goal is to restore much physical and functional ability.

Speech Therapists assist with swallowing difficulties, speech-related exercises and disorders.

Medical Social Workers provide medication and education to help you with social and emotional concerns related to your distress. This might include counseling or help finding resources in your community.

Home Health Aides assist elderly, physically disabled, and ill persons to live in their own homes. The type of care our home health aides provide includes checking vital signs such as pulse, temperature and respiration: helping with prescribed exercises, assisting with mobility and helping dress, bathe and groom. All home health aides are certified by Illinois Dept of Health.