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…
Clinical and Operational Guidance for Agencies Providing Post-Bariatric Home Health Therapy in Houston and Southeast Texas Bariatric surgery — including Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy, and adjustable gastric banding —…
Clinical Guidance for OT, PT, and MSW Providing Home Health Services to Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease and End-Stage Renal Disease Chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease represent a…
How Agencies Can Serve Adults With IDD Who Need Home Health Services — and Why This Population Is Underserved Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities — a population that includes…
Evidence-Based Approaches for OT, PT, and MSW in Supporting Chronic Pain Management for Home-Based Patients Chronic pain — pain persisting beyond the expected period of tissue healing, typically defined as…
How Home Health Agencies Can Build the Clinical Capability to Support Patients Through Cancer Treatment and Recovery Cancer has become a chronic condition for millions of Americans. With five-year survival…