Who Are The Professionals Sent To The Care Recipient's Home Registered Nurses (RNs) providing individual care and case management for medically prescribed treatment. Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) working under a physician's order and RN supervision will administer medication, treatment, and assist the patient with returning to independent activities of daily living. Certified Home Health Aides provides personal care and/or light house-keeping. Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Speech Therapists provide rehabilitative services in order to assist patient's return to higher levels of functioning. Medical Social Services access community resources to acquire the assistance needed by patients. Dieticians assist the patient's to follow and plan for the proper diet ordered by the physician Services Provided Directly Skilled Nurses Certified Home Health Aides Medical Supplies/ Appliances Specialty Services Services Provided Through Arrangement Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Speech Therapy Medical Social Services DME Home Intravenous Pharmaceutical Services Enteral Stomal Therapy Diet Counseling/Nutrition Skilled Nurse The Skilled Nurse provides skilled care and instructions to patients and their families. They enable the patient and family to function independently at home, increasing the comfort of the patient and improving overall health. Skilled nursing services include but are not limited to: Injections. Bowel/Bladder training Wound Care Urinary Care Ostomy Care Assessment of Cardio/Pulmonary Status Intravenous Therapy Enteral Feeding Insulin Therapy Psychiatric Care Personalized Teaching Educational programs designed to meet individual needs Insulin administration and diabetic care Use of oxygen and respiratory equipment Bladder and bowel training Intravenous therapy Multi-Lingual Services Excellent In-Home Care provides multi-lingual services.