The Right Care for a Safer,
Stronger Recovery at Home.
Care Built Around the Whole Person
Recovery rarely depends on one service alone. A patient may need a nurse to manage a wound, a physical therapist to rebuild strength and a home health aide to assist with personal care. Loving Light coordinates the appropriate disciplines through one individualized plan of care, helping the patient and care team move in the same direction.
Skilled Nursing
Experienced nurses provide assessment, treatment, education and monitoring for acute and chronic health needs. Services may include wound care, IV therapy, diabetes care, medication education, and catheter care.
Physical Therapy
Physical therapists help patients improve movement, balance, strength, transfers, walking and functional mobility. Therapy may also include pain-reduction strategies, home safety recommendations and caregiver education.
Speech Therapy
Speech-language pathologists evaluate and treat difficulties involving speech, language, cognition, memory, voice and swallowing. The goal is safer communication, nutrition and daily functioning.
Medical Social Services
Medical social workers help patients and families address practical, emotional and financial concerns related to illness or disability. They may provide counseling, long-range planning and referrals to community resources.
Home Health Aide Services
Under the supervision of a skilled clinician and as part of the plan of care, home health aides may assist with bathing, grooming, oral hygiene, toileting, ambulation, prescribed exercises and other personal care needs.
Not sure which service is right for you?
You do not need to figure it out by yourself. Tell us what is happening, and our team will help you understand whether home health may be appropriate.