Patient Education Center
Easy-to-read health information and tips.
Popular Topics
Diabetes
Diabetes is a long-term condition in which the body does not make enough insulin or does not use insulin well, so blood sugar (glucose) can run too high.
Read moreHeart Failure
Heart failure means the heart is not pumping as well as it should.
Read moreCOPD
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a long-term lung condition — including emphysema and chronic bronchitis — that makes it harder to breathe.
Read moreWound Care
Wounds heal best when they are kept clean and protected and when the care plan from your doctor or nurse is followed closely.
Read moreFall Prevention
Falls are a common cause of injury, especially for older adults and people recovering from illness or surgery.
Read moreMedication Safety
Taking medicines safely means knowing what you take, why you take it, and how to take it.
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Our Specialties
Assessment & Education
Checking how you are doing at each visit, and teaching you and your family how to take care of your health.
Complex Wound Care / Wound Certified Nurses
Care for wounds that need extra attention, from nurses trained and certified in wound care.
Disease Management
Help living with a long-term health condition, such as diabetes, heart failure, or COPD.
Medication Reconciliation
Making one correct list of all your medicines, and checking it against your doctor’s orders.
Infection Control
Steps that help prevent germs from causing infections at home.
Respiratory Care & Treatments
Care that helps with breathing and lung conditions.
Orthopedic Recovery
Help getting stronger after a problem with your bones, joints, or muscles — such as a broken bone or joint replacement.
Post-Surgical Recovery
Care at home while you heal after an operation.
Pain Management
Help understanding and following the pain plan your doctor made for you.
Intravenous Treatments
Medicine or fluids given through a small tube in a vein, by a nurse, at home.
Peripheral Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) & Midline Care
Care for a thin tube placed in a vein in your arm, used for medicine over days or weeks.
Enteral Nutrition & Treatments
Help with tube feeding at home.
Colostomy Care
Help caring for a colostomy and learning to manage it with confidence.
Genitourinary Care
Care related to the bladder and urinary system, such as urinary catheter care.
Our Services
Skilled Nursing
A nurse comes to your home. The nurse checks on your health, gives the treatments your doctor ordered, and teaches you and your family how to manage your care.
Physical Therapy
A physical therapist helps you move more safely at home — like getting out of bed, walking, and using stairs — with exercises made just for you.
Occupational Therapy
An occupational therapist helps you do everyday tasks again — like bathing, dressing, and cooking — safely and as independently as possible.
Speech Therapy
A speech therapist helps with talking, understanding words, and communicating with the people around you.
Certified Home Health Aides
A certified home health aide helps with personal care — such as bathing, dressing, and grooming — with dignity and respect.
Medical Social Work
A medical social worker helps with the non-medical side of getting better — such as finding community resources, planning ahead, and emotional support.
Talk to your doctor. This page is general health information only. It is not medical advice. It does not replace a visit with your doctor. Always follow your own doctor’s and care team’s instructions.
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