Home Health
Home Health of Greenwood County has been providing quality care to area residents since 1993.
Today we offer one of the most complete sources of home health services in Greenwood, Elk and Woodson Counties.
All of our services provided are managed by knowledgable and experienced Nurse Care Managers in Home Health.
To encourage the optimum independence for each of our patients the staff at Home Health of Greenwood County works closely with physicians and other members of the patient's care delivery team.
Home Care is provided to meet each individuals needs in the most comfortable setting of all, the privacy and security of home.
| City/Town | County |
|---|---|
| Climax | Greenwood |
| Coyville | Wilson |
| Elk Falls | Elk |
| Eureka | Greenwood |
| Fall River | Greenwood/Elk |
| Grenola | Elk |
| Hamilton | Greenwood |
| Howard | Elk |
| Longton | Elk |
| Madison | Greenwood |
| Moline | Elk |
| Neal | Greenwood |
| Piedmont | Greenwood |
| Quincy | Greenwood |
| Reece | Greenwood |
| Rosalia | Butler |
| Severy | Greenwood |
| Toronto | Woodson |
| Virgil | Greenwood |
| Yates Center | Woodson |
Home Care Services
- Therapy
- Infusion
- Telehealth
- Diabetic Management and Education
- Anodyne Therapy
- Energy Conservation Program
- Wound Care Assessment And Teaching
- Wound Vac
What criteria do patients have to meet to be eligible for the Medicare home health benefit?
- Patients must be homebound (to leave home requires a considerable and taxing effort).
- All care must be ordered by a physician.
- Patients have a need for a skilled service (Registered Nurse, Speech Therapy. Physical Therapy).
What kind of patient would benefit from Home Care?
- Patients being placed on new medications that may still require education or instruction;
- Post-hospitalized patients needing further evaluation, assessment and/or teaching;
- Recent stroke patients requiring Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy or Occupational Therapy;
- Newly identified patients with a debilitating condition who would benefit from Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy or Occupational Therapy;
- Patients having recent surgery resulting in homebound status with a need for short term, intermittent skilled care;
- Individuals with a history of frequent falls;
- Individuals with a recent illness changing functional ability;
- Patients having hip or knee replacement.