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Provides Home Care and Hospice services.

PASSPORT provides help at home for seniors as an alternative to nursing home care.Some of the senior services available include homemaker, transportation, personal care services, home-delivered meals, emergency response systems, adult day services, and case management. PASSPORT, providing help at home for Ohio seniors, is also referred to as Ohio's home and community based Medicaid-waiver program for older adults.

Provides care to veterans through services including: Home-based Mental Health Care; Home-based Primary Care and dietary services.

Provides home care, palliative care, and hospice services. Also provides grief support, including groups, counseling, camps, and events.

Provides a 24/7 crisis hotline for people whose emotional distress may range from difficulty coping with daily pressures to a psychotic episode. Includes immediate assistance for those experiencing suicidal feelings.

Provides a 24/7 crisis hotline for people whose emotional distress may range from difficulty coping with daily pressures to a psychotic episode. Includes immediate assistance for those experiencing suicidal feelings.

Offers skilled home health care treatment in the patient's home. Nurses, physical and occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, medical social workers, home health aides, homemakers, and live-in companions are all available to meet patient's needs.

Provides home health care which includes medication management and reminders, personal care and bathing assistance, meal planning and preparation, grocery shopping, errands and light housekeeping and laundry.

Provides nursing and allied health services to individuals in their homes. Services include home nursing, physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, home health aides, nutritional therapy, medical social work, hospice care, and personal bathing and dressing.

Provides skilled nursing and home health care including professional nursing assessment, medical services such as blood pressure checks, medication monitoring, blood sugar checks, wound care, catheter care, and tube feeding, behavioral health care (limited to dementia and depression), home health aide services, homemaker and companion services, temporary illness support programs, and rehabilitation services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Short-term in home respite care is provided as well.

Offers in home medical care for patients who have a difficult time visiting a doctor's office including geriatric and homebound patients. Provides most of the same services patients would receive in a doctor's office but in the patient's home setting. Services include physical examinations and treatment, medication management, laboratory testing, mobile x-ray, cardiology and pulmonology consultations, transitional care expertise, and home care coordination.

Provides in-home skilled nursing care, physical, speech and occupational therapy, home health aides, medical social work, maternal and child health care, wound care, ostomy and continence care, and infusion therapy.

Provides a 24/7 crisis hotline for people whose emotional distress may range from difficulty coping with daily pressures to a psychotic episode. Includes immediate assistance for those experiencing suicidal feelings.

Provides in home nursing care.

Provides a 24/7 crisis hotline for people whose emotional distress may range from difficulty coping with daily pressures to a psychotic episode. Includes immediate assistance for those experiencing suicidal feelings.

Coordinates care to help older adults who are in need of long term in-home health care care to remain in their home and avoid frequent hospitalizations or nursing home placement. Works with the patient, their family, and medical service providers to meet the individual needs of the patient and help them to remain as independent as possible. Agency can provide in home nursing care as well as in home health aid services, but will work with outside agencies based on the client's preference. Transportation to adult day care is provided. Dental care, vision care, respite care, rehabilitation services and hospice care can be provided by the agency as needed. If a participant needs any Durable Medical Equipment, such as a wheelchair or a lift chair, that equipment is ordered, delivered, and installed free of charge.

Provides many skilled nursing services to our clients, including wound care, infusion therapy, supportive services are provided by professional aides and companions who give comfort and support to in-home clients on a day-to-day basis. Our companions will assist with shopping, cooking, reading, errands, light housekeeping and will provide transportation to doctors' visits. Most importantly, our home care aides provide the needed companionship to clients and loved ones during physically and emotionally difficult times. Take our Independent Living Assessment www.homestyleservices.com/ to determine if you or your loved one is safe at home.

Offers in home medical care for patients who have a difficult time visiting a doctor's office including geriatric and homebound patients. Provides most of the same services patients would receive in a doctor's office but in the patient's home setting. Services include physical examinations and treatment, medication management, laboratory testing, mobile x-ray, cardiology and pulmonology consultations, transitional care expertise, and home care coordination.

Provides primary health care to eligible veteran patients in their homes. HBPC is a mobile service that is designed to meet your medical, nursing, social and rehabilitative needs in your home. The program provides instruction, support, and reassurance, but is unable to provide bathing, other personal care, or housekeeping services. Other services available when requested by the team.

Provides home based primary care.

Provides an integrated program of home care services designed to address the specific home care needs of those under the age of 60 needing nursing and/or daily living services. Two types of benefits packages are available: Home Health Services, and Waiver Benefits. Home Health Services provide nursing, daily living, and skilled therapy. Waiver Benefits provide the same services as Core Services but may also include: home delivered meals, emergency response systems, home modifications, adult day health services, out-of-home respite care, social work, and care coordination. (Upon turning 60, waiver recipients are automatically transferred onto the Transition II [Carve-out] Waiver, which is only available to these individuals, and cannot be applied for independently).

Provides in-home services for adults 60 and older as an alternative to nursing home care. A social worker or nurse will visit the client to assess needs and create an individualized plan. Services may include adult day services, home delivered meals, personal care, medical equipment, minor home repairs/modifications, and homemaker services such as house keeping.

Coordinates care to help older adults who are in need of long term in-home health care care to remain in their home and avoid frequent hospitalizations or nursing home placement. Works with the patient, their family, and medical service providers to meet the individual needs of the patient and help them to remain as independent as possible. Agency can provide in home nursing care as well as in home health aid services, but will work with outside agencies based on the client's preference. Transportation to adult day care is provided. Dental care, vision care, respite care, rehabilitation services and hospice care can be provided by the agency as needed. If a participant needs any Durable Medical Equipment, such as a wheelchair or a lift chair, that equipment is ordered, delivered, and installed free of charge.

Provides the following services to anyone in need, regardless of his or her ability to pay: * Medication for pain and symptom management, * Professional nursing visits, * Assistance and instruction to family caregivers, * Personal care and homemaker assistance, * Medical and social services, * Spiritual care from the hospice chaplain, * Dietary guidance from a registered dietitian, * Physical, occupational, speech and music therapies, * Trained volunteers, * Bereavement support, * Short term inpatient care, * On-call professional staff, and a supplemental paid caregiver fund.

Provides in-home nursing and home health aide services.