LifeSpring In-Home Care Network furnishes an efficient and cost-effective alternative to hospitalization or other institutional care.

Our services are provided by a team of highly trained home care professionals dedicated to going above and beyond to ensure the care and comfort of patients and their families, while simultaneously addressing individual needs and providing the highest quality, patient-focused, and loving care available anywhere.

Skilled Nursing

Education on disease management for chronic illnesses such as Diabetes, COPD, or Congestive Heart Failure.

Frequent falls, recent injury, illness, or wound care.

Hospitalizations or rehospitalizations for the same diagnosis.

In-Home Therapy

Our therapists work closely with caregivers and patients to achieve a higher level of independence.

Physical Therapy – Development of a home exercise program to improve strength, endurance, mobility, balance, and more.

Occupational Therapy – Home evaluation and development of strategies to safely perform activities of daily living.

Speech Therapy – Provides treatment for patients with neurological disorders to improve essential skills such as swallowing, processing information and communication

Home Health Aide

Assistance with retaining independence in bathing, grooming, ambulation and the activities of daily living.

Medical Social Worker

Assists patients and caregivers with social, financial, and psychological resources, the development of advance directives

Skilled Nursing

Our therapists work closely with caregivers and patients to achieve a higher level of independence.

Physical Therapy – Development of a home exercise program to improve strength, endurance, mobility, balance, and more.

Occupational Therapy – Home evaluation and development of strategies to safely perform activities of daily living.

Speech Therapy – Provides treatment for patients with neurological disorders to improve essential skills such as swallowing, processing information and communication.

Therapy

Education on disease management for chronic illnesses such as Diabetes, COPD, or Congestive Heart Failure.

Frequent falls, recent injury, illness, or wound care.

Hospitalizations or rehospitalizations for the same diagnosis.