How OT, PT, and MSW Address the Functional, Safety, and Psychosocial Dimensions of Obesity-Related Home Health Care Obesity is one of the most prevalent conditions in the Houston home health…
How OT, PT, SLP, and MSW Support Quality of Life, Comfort, and Dignity for Patients Approaching the End of Life Palliative care and end-of-life care represent a clinical domain in…
How SLP Clinical Depth in Cognitive-Communication, Voice, Aphasia, and Dysphagia Makes Home Health Therapy More Effective for Complex Patients Speech-language pathology in home health is frequently reduced, in both referral…
Clinical Guidance for OT and PT Providing Home Health Therapy After the Most Common Orthopedic Procedures in the Houston Market Total joint replacement — hip arthroplasty, knee arthroplasty, and to…
How OT and PT Support Wound Healing Through Positioning, Off-Loading, Edema Management, and Functional Rehabilitation Wound care in home health is principally a nursing domain — the assessment, cleaning, debridement,…
Evidence-Based OT, PT, and MSW Approaches for the Complex Cardiac Patient Population in Houston and Southeast Texas Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, and…
Evidence-Based OT, PT, and SLP Approaches for the Three Most Prevalent Neurological Diagnoses in Home Health Neurological conditions constitute one of the largest and most clinically complex segments of the…
Why Caregiver Assessment and Support Is a Clinical Necessity — Not an Optional Add-On — in Home Health Practice The informal caregiver — the family member, spouse, adult child, or…
How OT and PT Clinicians With Lymphedema Expertise Create Clinical Value for Home Health Agencies and Their Patients Lymphedema — the chronic swelling produced by lymphatic system compromise — affects…
Clinical Knowledge That Makes OT and PT More Effective Partners in Managing Complex Respiratory Patients at Home Respiratory conditions are among the most prevalent and most clinically complex diagnoses encountered…