Patients with diabetes or diabetic conditions can receive care in their homes from qualified home health clinicians. 

Our healthcare system is difficult to understand for many people. But, there are a few steps you can take to educate yourself so you can stay independent and healthy longer.

Many people feel scared or uncertain about going home after a hospital stay or a change in a chronic condition that required treatment in a facility. Learn how therapy at home can help the transition go smoothly.

Sometimes serious illness or injury leaves a person unable to care for themselves, and they may need help at home. Learn how occupational therapists can help people overcome challenges they may face from the comfort of home.

Part of the aging process is eventually needing more assistance around the house or experiencing more difficulty in doing daily activities. Help is available through a service called personal home care assistance. But as people began to research this service for themselves or loved ones, they realized that more often than not, it wasn’t covered by insurance – until now.

When you're figuring out the best options for care for yourself or a loved one, care at home can often be a good choice. We explain the different levels of care to help you decide which level is best for your situation.

If you or a loved one is living with one or more chronic health conditions, you may know too well the cycle of doctor’s visits or trips to the hospital for help managing symptoms. Depending on your situation, it can be difficult or inconvenient to leave home, find transportation or afford the additional medical bills. Learn eight ways home health can benefit both your budget and independence.

Daughters providing care for a parent who also work outside the home often find they need to switch to a less demanding job, take time off or quit work altogether to make time for their caregiving duties. Learn why personal home care assistance is becoming more popular and accessible for those caring for mom or dad.

Home health care services may be an option for you – and you may not even know it. Home health is available for people facing many different types of health situations. Read more to learn if this care could benefit you or a loved one.

Palliative care is a resource for people living with a serious illness, but studies show it is underutilized. Learn more about what services are offered through palliative care to help you make future care decisions for yourself or a loved one.