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Home Health

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Home Health

Bringing Healing to Your Comfort Zone

Home health care offers professional medical support in the comfort of your own home, when temporary care is needed as prescribed by your doctor. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or healing from an injury, our team is here to help you regain strength and independence.

At St. Luke’s, our skilled home health professionals are trained to deliver complex therapies with compassion and expertise. Services include care from registered nurses, health assessments and education, physical and occupational therapy, nutrition counseling, and consultations with medical social workers. This multidisciplinary approach ensures you receive personalized, high-quality care tailored to your recovery goals.

Older man having his blood pressure checked in his home by a home health professional

With home health care, we offer expert medical support while you remain in the comfort and safety of your own home—promoting healing, independence, and peace of mind.

What to Expect

  • Skilled and highly specialized nurses provide assistance with complex therapies, health assessments, wound consultations, IV therapy, catheter and colostomy care, pain management and much more.
  • Physical therapists offer strengthening, mobility and conditioning training/exercises to help maximize function in the performance of daily activities.
  • Occupational therapists help enhance your independence with adaptive equipment, therapeutic interventions and training. Services may include assistance with dressing, feeding, bathing, cognitive skills, upper-extremity function, mobility and home safety.
  • Speech therapists assist with language delays and articulation, written language and voice disorders, learning disabilities and swallowing disorders.
  • Medical social workers offer crisis intervention, counseling, guidance, and community resource referrals and information.
  • Home health aides help with personal care, including bathing, moving around and exercise.
  • High-risk newborns and children of all ages can also get help from our pediatric nurses, social workers and rehabilitation specialists.

Related Services

  • Pediatric Home Health

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  • Hospice Care

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