Skilled Nursing

Our Skilled Nursing Home Health services provide professional medical care in the comfort of your home. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic illness, or in need of specialized nursing care, our licensed nurses deliver high-quality, compassionate support tailored to your needs.

Skilled Nursing Services Include:

  • Medication Management – Administering medications, injections, and IV therapy.

  • Wound Care – Expert treatment for post-surgical wounds, and diabetic wounds.

  • IV Therapy--trained in IV access and medication administration.

  • Chronic Disease Management – Support for conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and respiratory disorders.

  • Post-Surgical Care – Ensuring a smooth recovery with monitoring and personalized care.

  • Catheter & Ostomy Care – Proper maintenance and education for comfort and hygiene.

  • Patient & Family Education – Training caregivers on home-based care techniques.

The nurse will perform a full assessment that may include:

  • Vital signs: blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, oxygen levels

  • Checking wounds: or changing dressings

  • Monitoring for infections: or complications

  • Reviewing and reconciling medications

If you take prescribed medications, your nurse will:

  • Ensure correct dosages and timing

  • Educate you and your caregiver on how and when to take them

  • Check for side effects and possible interactions

The nurse may provide direct care based on your doctor's orders, such as:

  • Wound care

  • Injections or IV therapy

  • Catheter or ostomy care

  • Blood sugar checks and insulin administration

Education is essential for your recovery and independence. Your nurse will:

  • Explain your condition and treatment plan

  • Answer any questions

  • Teach self-care techniques and safety tips to avoid complications

After each visit, the nurse will document your progress and communicate with your doctor and care team to ensure ongoing support.

Before leaving, the nurse will:

  • Review when your next visit is scheduled

  • Discuss any concerns or symptoms to watch for

  • Ensure you feel confident and supported in your care plan