Idaho Home Health & Hospice

Idaho Home Health & Hospice will work closely with you, your physician and/or family to make sure that you have a care plan that is appropriate for you. We are the only home care provider in Southern Idaho that can service all of your home care needs - Home Health, Hospice, Personal Care, Oxygen and Medical Supplies.

We would love to speak with you personally. We have dedicated professionals on staff who look forward to being part of your home care team.

Home Health Care…

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Idaho Home Health & Hospice will work closely with you, your physician and/or family to make sure that you have a care plan that is appropriate for you. We are the only home care provider in Southern Idaho that can service all of your home care needs - Home Health, Hospice, Personal Care, Oxygen and Medical Supplies.

We would love to speak with you personally. We have dedicated professionals on staff who look forward to being part of your home care team.

Home Health Care includes
Skilled Nursing Care
Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech-Language Therapy
Medical Social Services
Home Health Aide Service (if you are receiving Medicare covered skilled care)
Eligibility
Physician determines you need medical care at home
Physician makes a plan for care at home
You must need one of the following:
skilled nursing
physical therapy
speech therapy
continued occupational therapy
You must be home bound or normally unable to leave home without assistance
Our Agency Provides
24 hour a day / 7 day per week care
Certified Wound Care Specialist
Certified Diabetic Educator
Joint Commission Deemed Status Accreditation
Coordinating care with local physicians since 1977
Reasons to Choose Home Care
Skilled Nursing Care

A skilled nurse is a licensed registered nurse or licensed practical nurse educated to provide general and specialized nursing care to individuals in their own home.
Skilled nursing services that may be provided in the home include dressing changes, administering injections or IV medications and post-hospitalization care.

Physical Therapy

Therapy is directed towards improving circulation, strengthening muscles, improving range of motion and training or retraining in activities of daily living. Some therapies include: exercise, heat and cold applications, electrical stimulation, ultraviolet light treatments and massage.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapists provide treatment and education for loss of functioning in activities in daily living. They work with fine motor coordination, perceptual-motor skills, sensory testing, adaptive/assisted equipment, activities of daily living and specialized upper extremity/hand therapies.

Speech-Language Therapy

Speech therapists are available to treat articulation, language, swallowing, voice and language disorders. Therapies may include: speech/language exercises, and instruction in prosthetic or alternative communication devices.

Medical Social Services

Provided by a qualified medical social worker to resolve social or emotional problems that are expected to be an impediment to the effective treatment of the patient's medical condition or rate of recovery. Social services may provide information on available community resources, short term counseling services required by the patient and/or patient's family member or caregiver when the home health agency can demonstrate that a brief intervention by a medical social worker is necessary to the effective treatment plan.

Home Health Aide Service

May be ordered by the physician to assist patient with bathing, dressing, grooming, caring for hair, nail and oral hygiene during a brief recovery period or to prevent deterioration of the patient's health. Qualifications for this service are dependent on patient's form of payment. Your Home Health professional can answer all questions regarding aide services. Categories:   Medical Equipment and Supplies | Hospice | Industrial Materials | Home Health Care

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