Our Services
Medical Social Worker
A patient may need the services of a medical social worker to advocate on his or her behalf in order to protect the patient’s social and emotional necessities during the course of treatment. Much like a traditional social worker, their medical counterparts are tasked with assisting patients and families to better understand the illness or condition affecting the patient and guide them through the process of treatment after a diagnosis. That assistance can be found in many forms, from education to coordination of necessary medical services to providing access for critical resources that can ease the financial and emotional burdens of that diagnosis.
Nursing Service
Home health care is a wide range of health care services that can be given in your home for an illness or injury. Home health care is usually less expensive, more convenient, and just as effective as care you get in a hospital or skilled nursing facility (SNF).
Physical Therapy
As one of the leading home health care service companies in Chicago, we aim to educate our clients on making important care management choices. This is particularly important when it comes to deciding on a physical therapy provider tasked with developing an effective care regimen in conjunction with a physician’s specific treatment plan.
Occupational Therapy
When a patient has lost his or her ability to perform the simple everyday tasks that we often take for granted, it can have a severely negative impact on that individual’s quality of life. But occupational therapy can help to educate the patient on regaining the ability to perform routine activities of daily living such as dressing oneself, preparing and consuming meals, maintaining hygiene and using the bathroom without assistance. A major component of any recovery process is the capability for returning to a normal life and restoring the independence of the patient.
Chicago Post Acute Care
Post acute care provides a variety of medical services for patients who are suffering chronic symptoms of pain or discomfort due to surgery, a heart attack, a serious illness or an injury that has left them incapacitated. When a patient is experiencing these types of medical challenges, a post acute care facility can provide skilled care services to meet the individual’s needs.