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Skilled Nursing Visits
What a Visit Includes
A skilled nursing visit may include:
Comprehensive health assessment
Vital signs monitoring
Medication review and management
Patient and caregiver education
Coordination with physicians and providers
Monitoring for complications or changes in condition
Care plan updates and documentation
What It Is
Skilled nursing visits provide professional medical care in the comfort of a patient’s home. Licensed nurses assess health conditions, manage treatments, monitor progress, and communicate with physicians to support recovery, stability, and independence.
Who It’s For
This service may be appropriate for:
Patients recovering from illness, injury, or surgery
Individuals with chronic medical conditions
Patients recently discharged from the hospital
Individuals requiring monitoring by a licensed nurse
Those needing help managing medications
Patients needing education to manage their health at home
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What It Is
Recovering from surgery can be smoother and safer with professional care at home. Our nurses help monitor healing, manage medications, and ensure patients are progressing safely after procedures.
Who It’s For
Elective surgery patients
Orthopedic procedures
Cosmetic surgery recovery
Abdominal or general surgery
Patients needing monitoring after discharge
Individuals wanting added support during recovery
What a Visit Includes
Post-operative assessment
Incision and wound monitoring
Pain and medication management
Complication prevention
Mobility and safety guidance
Communication with surgeons or physicians
Education for patients and caregivers
Care Options
Private Pay Skilled Care- Coming Soon
Ideal for elective or outpatient surgeries
No homebound requirement
Flexible scheduling around recovery needs
Insurance-Based Home Health — Coming Soon
Pending AHCA licensure approval
Requires physician orders and qualification criteria
Services subject to licensure and payer requirements.
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What It Is
Chronic condition management helps patients safely manage long-term medical conditions while remaining at home. Skilled nurses monitor symptoms, provide education, and coordinate care to help prevent complications and hospitalizations.
Who It’s For
Heart disease patients
Diabetes management
COPD or respiratory conditions
Patients with frequent hospitalizations
Individuals needing monitoring and education
Patients wanting support maintaining independence
What a Visit Includes
Health status monitoring
Symptom assessment
Medication education and review
Lifestyle and disease education
Coordination with physicians
Early identification of complications
Support for long-term health management
Care Options
Private Pay Skilled Care — Available Now
Helpful for patients who do not meet homebound criteria
Ideal for maintenance level monitoring
Flexible visit schedules
Insurance-Based Home Health — Coming Soon
Pending AHCA licensure approval
Requires physician orders and payer qualification
Services subject to licensure and payer requirements.
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What It Is
Medication management ensures patients understand and safely take their medications. Skilled nurses review prescriptions, monitor effectiveness, and educate patients and families to reduce errors and improve outcomes.
Who It’s For
Patients with multiple medications
Individuals recently discharged from the hospital
Patients experiencing medication confusion
Families needing assistance managing prescriptions
Individuals requiring monitoring for side effects
What a Visit Includes
Medication reconciliation
Education on proper use and timing
Monitoring for side effects or interactions
Coordination with prescribing providers
Assistance organizing medication schedules
Patient and caregiver support
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What It Is
Transitional care helps patients safely move from hospital or facility care back to home. Our nurses ensure discharge instructions are followed, medications are correct, and any early concerns are addressed quickly.
Who It’s For
Recently discharged hospital patients
Individuals at risk for readmission
Patients needing follow-up monitoring
Families needing support understanding care instructions
Patients transitioning from rehab or facility care
What a Visit Includes
Discharge plan review
Medication reconciliation
Monitoring recovery progress
Coordination with physicians
Education for patient and caregivers
Early identification of complications
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What It Is
Professional wound care at home supports healing while reducing the risk of infection, complications, and hospital readmissions. Our nurses assess wounds, perform skilled treatments, and work with physicians to promote safe and effective healing.
Who It’s For
Patients with surgical incisions
Individuals with diabetic wounds
Pressure injuries (bed sores)
Traumatic wounds or skin tears
Patients needing skilled dressing changes
Individuals with slow or complex wound healing
What a Visit Includes
Wound assessment and measurement
Skilled dressing changes
Infection monitoring
Skin integrity evaluation
Education on wound prevention and care
Physician communication and updates
Documentation of healing progress
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What It Is
IV therapy teaching and administration provides skilled nursing support for patients who require intravenous medications, hydration, or infusion treatments at home. Our licensed nurses ensure medications are administered safely while educating patients and caregivers on proper IV care, infection prevention, and monitoring for complications.
This service helps patients receive necessary treatments in the comfort of their home while maintaining close communication with their physician.
Who It’s For
This service may be appropriate for:
Patients discharged with home IV medications
Individuals receiving antibiotics through IV therapy
Patients requiring hydration therapy
Individuals with PICC lines, midlines, or central lines
Patients needing education on managing IV therapy at home
Caregivers who need training to safely assist with treatment
What a Visit Includes
A skilled IV visit may include:
Assessment of overall health status
Inspection of IV site and line integrity
Administration of IV medications or fluids (as ordered)
PICC / central line care and monitoring
Flushing protocols and line maintenance
Education for patients and caregivers on safe administration
Monitoring for complications or infection
Coordination and communication with the ordering physician
Therapy Services at Home
Physical Therapy • Occupational Therapy • Speech Therapy
What a Visit Includes
Depending on the patient’s needs, therapy visits may include:
Functional mobility training
Strength and balance exercises
Fall prevention strategies
Home safety assessments
Activities of daily living training
Cognitive and communication exercises
Swallowing evaluations and therapy
Education for patients and caregivers
Coordination with physicians and care teams
What It Is
Therapy services at home help patients regain strength, mobility, independence, and communication skills after illness, injury, or surgery. Licensed therapists work one-on-one with patients in their home environment, creating personalized treatment plans that focus on real-life function, safety, and long-term improvement.
Receiving therapy at home allows care to be tailored to the patient’s daily routine, helping them recover more comfortably while reducing the risk of setbacks or hospital readmission.
Who It’s For
Therapy services may be appropriate for:
Patients recovering from surgery
Individuals who have experienced a fall or injury
Stroke or neurological recovery
Balance or mobility difficulties
Difficulty performing daily activities
Speech, swallowing, or communication challenges
General weakness after hospitalization
Patients wanting to improve safety and independence at home
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Physical therapy focuses on improving strength, balance, mobility, and physical function.
May help with:
Walking and mobility training
Fall prevention
Strength rebuilding after illness or surgery
Joint pain or stiffness
Balance and coordination
Endurance and conditioning
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Occupational therapy helps patients regain the ability to perform everyday activities safely and independently.
May help with:
Dressing, bathing, and grooming
Home safety modifications
Energy conservation techniques
Upper body strength and coordination
Adaptive equipment training
Independence with daily routines
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Speech therapy addresses communication, cognitive function, and swallowing difficulties.
May help with:
Speech and language difficulties
Stroke recovery
Memory and cognitive challenges
Swallowing disorders (dysphagia)
Voice and communication skills
Safe eating and drinking strategies
Other Services at Home
Social Worker & Home Health Aide
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What It Is
Medical social services provide guidance, support, and resources to help patients and families navigate the emotional, social, and practical challenges that can come with illness or recovery. A licensed medical social worker works alongside the care team to ensure patients have the support, education, and community resources they need to remain safe and comfortable at home.
This service focuses on improving quality of life while helping families make informed decisions about care.
Who It’s For
Medical social services may be appropriate for:
Patients and families adjusting to a new diagnosis
Individuals needing help navigating healthcare resources
Patients experiencing emotional stress related to illness
Families planning long-term care options
Individuals needing assistance with community services
Patients transitioning from hospital or facility care
What a Visit Includes
A medical social worker visit may include:
Psychosocial assessment
Counseling and emotional support
Education on available care options
Assistance accessing community resources
Help coordinating long-term planning
Support with advance directives and care decisions
Communication with physicians and care teams
Guidance for patients and caregivers
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What It Is
Home health aide services provide supportive assistance with personal care and daily routines while working under the supervision of the clinical care team. These visits help patients remain comfortable, safe, and supported in their home while maintaining dignity and independence.
Home health aides also help reinforce the care plan established by the nurse or therapist.
Who It’s For
Home health aide services may be appropriate for:
Patients recovering from illness or surgery
Individuals who need assistance with daily personal care
Patients experiencing weakness or limited mobility
Families needing additional support at home
Patients receiving skilled nursing or therapy services
Individuals wanting help maintaining comfort and hygiene
What a Visit Includes
A home health aide visit may include:
Assistance with bathing and personal hygiene
Dressing and grooming support
Mobility assistance
Light support with daily routines
Monitoring and reporting changes to the care team
Reinforcement of care instructions
Patient comfort and companionship during visits
You Don’t Have to Navigate Care Alone
If you or a loved one could benefit from skilled care at home, our team at Lighthouse Home Health is here to help. Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing a medical condition, or simply need professional support at home, we’re happy to talk through your options.