OUR SERVICES
Personalized Home Health Care, Delivered With Experience and Trust
For over 20 years, our family-owned home health agency has provided skilled, compassionate care to patients across the Bay Area. We support recovery, independence, and quality of life by delivering clinician-led services directly in the comfort of home.
Our approach is personal, coordinated, and never rushed. Every care plan is designed around the individual and delivered by a team that values consistency, communication, and dignity.
Skilled Nursing
Professional nursing care delivered at home to manage medical conditions, support recovery, and prevent hospital readmissions.
Physical Therapy
Personalized physical therapy at home to improve strength, balance, mobility, and independence.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy at home to help patients safely manage daily activities and maintain independence.
Speech Therapy
Speech therapy at home to support communication, cognition, and safe swallowing.
Clinical care,
delivered personally
Our skilled nursing services provide licensed medical care in the comfort of home for patients who require ongoing clinical support. Our registered nurses work closely with physicians, families, and caregivers to support recovery, manage medical conditions, and prevent avoidable hospital readmissions.
We take a personalized approach to nursing care, ensuring each patient receives thoughtful assessments, education, and consistent follow-up throughout their home health episode.
Why Skilled Nursing at Home Matters
Receiving skilled nursing care at home allows patients to heal in a familiar environment while still receiving professional medical oversight.
This approach improves comfort, supports adherence to care plans, and reduces unnecessary hospital visits.
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Services Include
- Medication management and reconciliation
- Wound, ostomy, and post-surgical care
- Chronic disease management (diabetes, CHF, COPD, hypertension)
- IV therapy and injections
- Vital signs monitoring and symptom management
- Patient and caregiver education
Who Skilled Nursing Is For
- Patients transitioning home after hospitalization or skilled nursing facility stays
- Seniors managing chronic or complex medical conditions
- Individuals recovering from surgery or acute illness
Helping you move with confidence
Home health physical therapy focuses on restoring strength, balance, and mobility so patients can safely return to daily activities. Therapy is delivered in the home, allowing treatment to be tailored to real-life environments and functional goals.
Our therapists design individualized plans that support recovery while reducing fall risk and improving independence.
Why In-Home Physical Therapy Matters
Providing therapy at home allows patients to practice movements where they live, improving safety and carryover. It also eliminates the stress of travel during recovery.
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How In-Home Physical Therapy Helps Seniors Stay Independent
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Home vs Outpatient Physical Therapy
Services Include
- Therapeutic exercises for strength and flexibility
- Fall risk assessments and prevention strategies
- Gait and balance training
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Neurological rehabilitation (stroke, Parkinson’s, TBI)
Who Benefits from Physical Therapy
- Seniors experiencing mobility or balance challenges
- Patients recovering from surgery or hospitalization
- Individuals at risk for falls
Making everyday activities safer and easier
Occupational therapy helps patients safely perform daily activities and adapt to physical or cognitive changes.
Our therapists focus on practical solutions that support independence and confidence at home.
Why Occupational Therapy at Home Matters
Occupational Therapy helps reduce fall risk, prevent injury, and support independence by addressing both physical ability and home environment.
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Assistive Devices That Improve Daily Living
Services Include
- Activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, meal prep)
- Energy conservation and fatigue management
- Home safety evaluations and modifications
- Assistive device training
Who Occupational Therapy Is For
- Seniors aging in place
- Patients recovering from illness or injury
- Individuals experiencing difficulty with daily tasks
Helping you speak, think, and eat safely
Speech therapy at home supports communication, cognitive function, and safe swallowing.
Our speech-language pathologists work with patients and caregivers to improve quality of life and daily function.
Why Speech Therapy at Home Matters
Providing therapy in the home allows treatment to align with daily routines and meals, improving safety and outcomes.
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Signs a Loved One May Need Speech Therapy
What Is Swallowing Therapy and Why It Matters
How Speech Therapy Helps After a Stroke
Services Include
- Speech and language rehabilitation
- Cognitive therapy for memory and problem-solving
- Swallowing and dysphagia therapy
- Neurological speech rehabilitation
Who Speech Therapy Is For
- Patients recovering from stroke or neurological illness
- Individuals with swallowing difficulties
- Seniors experiencing communication or cognitive challenges
Support beyond medical care
Medical social work services provide emotional support and practical guidance during recovery.
Our social workers help patients and families navigate healthcare systems, benefits, and community resources.
Why Medical Social Work Matters
Addressing non-medical barriers improves overall outcomes and helps families feel supported throughout the care journey.
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Services Include
- Emotional and psychosocial support
- Financial and benefits guidance
- Care planning and advocacy
- Community resource coordination
Who Benefits from Medical Social Work
- Patients needing assistance with personal care
- Seniors requiring additional daily support
- Individuals recovering from illness or surgery
Compassionate support for daily living
Home health aides provide personal care assistance to support comfort, dignity, and daily routines.
Services are coordinated with nursing and therapy teams to ensure continuity of care.
Why Home Health Aide Support Matters
Aide services help patients remain comfortable and safe at home while supporting independence and dignity.
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What Does a Home Health Aide Do?
When Is It Time to Consider In-Home Assistance?
Home Health Aide vs Caregiver
Services Include
- Intermittent personal care
- Bathing, grooming, and personal hygiene
- Assistance with daily routines
- Mobility support
- Companionship and emotional support
Who Home Health Aide Services Are For
- Patients needing assistance with personal care
- Seniors requiring additional daily support
- Individuals recovering from illness or surgery