Home Health Services
Many of the services offered by rehab facilities, nursing homes, doctors' offices, and hospitals are also available in the comfort of your own home, with Medicare paying 100%. We schedule clinicians to visit the homes of our patients multiple times per week, for weeks, and even months, to ensure recovery goes as planned. Research shows that the watchful eye and skilled guidance of home health nurses and therapists improves outcomes, protects lives, and cuts overall healthcare spending. If you or someone you care for could benefit from home-visiting nurses or therapists, please don't hesitate to start a conversation about your situation.
Safe Life Home Health works with most major insurance and Medicare. For qualified beneficiaries, Medicare pays Safe Life 100% of our charges. That means there are no deductibles or copays to worry about. To qualify, a patient must need the services of a nurse or therapist. A patient must also have trouble leaving the home due to illness or injury, such that trips away from home require the use of special equipment and/or help from a person. Trips away from the home should be short and infrequent due to the taxing effort involved.
Taking a multi-disciplinary, home-based approach to your health, our coordinated, physician-supervised services help patients in a broad variety of ways.
- Post-surgical care
- Certified wound care
- Skilled observation & assessment
- Medication administration
- Home infusion nursing
- Pain management
- Improving status of chronic diseases
- Diabetes
- Heart failure
- COPD
- Hypertension (high blood pressure)
- Arthritis
- and more
- Cardiac rehab / post-heart attack rehab
- Orthopedic rehab
- Gait rehab & fall prevention
- Respiratory rehab
- Neurological and stroke rehab
- Cardiopulmonary rehab
Skilled Nursing
Hands-on medical care for wound care, medication administration, etc. Patient and family teaching.
Wound Care Certified
Our nurses have certification in the management of wounds such as surgical sites and pressure ulcers.
Physical Therapy
Exercise therapy to restore strength, balance, coordination, and function.
Speech Therapy
Restoration of speech, cognitive ability, chewing, and swallowing.
Occupational Therapy
Optimization of home and activities to overcome disabilities and improve independence & safety.
Lymphedema Therapy
Exercise, wrapping, massage, and compression for swelling.
Medical Social Work
Coordination of benefits and community-based resources.
Home Health Aides
Personal care to help patients with bathing, dressing, grooming, and light housekeeping tasks.
