Heart care
Each patient’s cardiovascular condition is unique and often complex—and home may be the best place for care and rehabilitation. Our specially trained clinicians take the time with each patient to provide personalized, comprehensive care tailored to their specific needs, limitations and lifestyle. This individualized approach reduces the risk of future hospital visits—helping patients live healthier and happier.
Conditions or symptoms that can benefit from our care
Whether you're having difficulty managing a chronic heart condition, you've been hospitalized for an acute episode or you've had recent heart surgery, your healthcare provider may determine that home is the most appropriate care setting for your rehabilitation and recovery.
Home health may be right for you if you have:
- Heart failure, heart disease or other chronic heart condition
- Experienced a recent heart attack or heart surgery
- Difficulty managing high blood pressure
- Multiple medications or recent medication changes to manage your heart condition
- Complications or hospitalizations as a result of your heart condition
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Our comprehensive approach to heart conditions
We’ll work with you and your healthcare provider to develop a personalized care plan designed for your individual needs. Your plan could include nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, or speech therapy. If you need help with everyday activities, like bathing or dressing, a home health aide may also be provided. Our hands-on approach includes monitoring vital-signs, management of medications, therapy and exercises, patient education and more—and everything is adjusted based on your health needs and overall goals.
Benefits of home healthcare services for heart conditions
- We help patients and their families understand their cardiovascular disease and how to lower their risk of future complications and unplanned hospital visits.
- We monitor patients’ vital signs, symptoms and progress, helping to identify changes and warning signs that require prompt action.
- We educate patients and their families on proper medication management in order to promote heart health and avoid adverse interactions or side effects.
- We work with patients and their families on lifestyle modifications, diet, stress management and exercise for better heart health.
- We help create a safe, secure home environment to support self-care and reduce risk of accidents.
- We not only provide comprehensive home care, but also teach heart patients how to manage their condition confidently and independently.
Advanced clinical program
Keeping Hearts at Home
Our comprehensive, evidence-based approach to the care and management of heart failure and related conditions.
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