Physical therapy benefits those with pain due to illness, injury or operation, arthritis, joint pain, chronic pain syndromes and more!

Occupational therapy is effective for patients suffering from neurological disorders, stroke, visual impairments, joint replacements and more!

 The Pathologist will improve the patient’s quality of life by helping them to regain the ability to eat and swallow. Additionally, they can help increase communication skills which increases independence.

Our nurses will coordinate with the patient’s physician to ensure the best plan of action. Their responsibilities can include, but are not limited to: medication administration, after surgery care, wound management, chronic disease management, and more.

Our Medical Social Workers assist to resolve social, emotional and financial problems that might hinder the patient’s treatment or expected rehabilitation potential. They have routine conferences with home care staff and family members.

With proper education from our staff, diabetes can be managed effectively in the patient’s home environment. Nutrition plans are individualized for each patient referred for nutritional consultation and service.