Conditions We Treat

Our care plans focus on education, lifestyle modifications, and medication management to allow patients to effectively manage their condition without repeat visits to the hospital.

• Initial Consultation & goal setting
• Review of the patient's current diet regimen
• Coordination with a medical social worker
• Ongoing reviews of prescribed medications
• Teaching adaptive behaviors to avoid serious illness

Treatment includes diet control, exercise, home blood glucose testing, and medication management to help patients properly process food for energy and avoid complications.

Common Symptoms to Monitor:

• Increased thirst and extreme hunger
• Frequent urination
• Fatigue and irritability
• Blurred vision & slow-healing sores
• Frequent infections (gums or skin)

Helping our patients adopt lifestyle changes and providing them with tools to monitor their blood pressure has resulted in significantly lower hospital readmission rates.

• Working with patients to make dietary adjustments
• Coordinating with physical therapists for exercise
• Teaching patients how to manage elevated blood pressure
• Educating on hazards of smoking and excessive drinking
• Assisting with medication routines and access

Our treatment plans are executed by trained clinicians with significant experience in managing all levels of COPD, developing enhanced care plans for "very high risk" patients.

• Disease education for patient, family, and caregivers
• Coordinating referrals for pulmonary rehab or oxygen
• Monitoring for fluid retention or pneumonia signs
• Instruction on usage of bronchodilators
• Developing an appropriate exercise regimen

Our team of wound care trained clinicians understands the holistic approach needed for patients with acute and chronic wounds. We are trained to perform care on pressure ulcers, venous stasis ulcers, surgical wounds, and other types to promote healing and prevent infection.

It takes time to become comfortable with an ostomy. Our clinicians develop a holistic plan of care, providing assistance to the patient and caregiver on how to inspect the stoma and surrounding skin, identify appropriate supplies, and monitor to prevent hospitalization.

The loss of a limb is a life-altering event. Our experienced team of nurses and therapists works with physicians and prosthetists to develop customized care plans that address pain, proper wound healing, and help the patient establish a new, normal, healthy, and active lifestyle.

Our clinicians help joint replacement patients manage daily activities and minimize the risk of infection during recovery. Plans include wound inspection, medication compliance, pain management, and supporting patients in their physical therapy routines to ensure proper joint healing.