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Innovating where healing happens
When dealing with a health challenge, the best place to get better is often in the comfort of your own home. Pathways Home Health makes that possible. Our skilled team can ease the transition from a hospital stay to independently managing care on your own. Home health provides comprehensive services for people who need help while:
- Recovering from illness, injury or surgery
- Managing chronic disease
- Coping with life-threatening conditions
In home health, our goals are to help our patients improve their physical well-being, become as independent as they can be, and enjoy the best quality of life possible.
We provide professional skilled services at home, as ordered and directed by the patient’s doctor.
What to expect from home health
Pathways provides hands-on care and teaches patients and caregivers all they need to manage care at home. Our services are customized to meet each individual’s needs, and we are available when you need us, seven days a week. You can count on Pathways for:
- Doctor-directed home visits from a team of caring healthcare professionals
- Education and support to teach patients and their caregivers how to manage care at home
- A 24/7 nurse hotline for consultation or to arrange a home visit if needed
- Professional staff who seamlessly coordinate care
- A wide range of services, including nursing and physical rehabilitation
Our team of caregivers
Depending on what the doctor prescribes, a patient’s home health care team may include one or more of the following experts:
- A nurse who evaluates the patient, reports back to the physician with an assessment, provides hands-on care, and teaches the patient about their condition and its treatment, pain and symptom control, medication, and more
- A physical therapist and/or occupational therapist who develops and implements a coordinated rehabilitation plan based on the patient’s physical needs and personal goals
- A home health aide to help with personal care such as bathing and dressing
- A social worker to provide short-term counseling, as well as advice about resource planning and long-term care arrangements if needed
- A dietitian who consults with the team regarding the patient’s nutritional needs and gives healthy meal guidance, in accordance with any cultural and dietary restrictions
Specialty services
Our family of services constantly evolves based on our clients’ needs, new technologies, and changes to Medicare, Medi-Cal and other health insurance. We have specialized programs for chronic illnesses including heart failure, COPD, and pneumonia.
- Specialized nursing care
- Disease management
- Wound and ostomy care
- Diabetic education
- Rehabilitation Services
- Stroke recovery
- Fracture and joint rehabilitation
- Home safety and mobility instruction
Patient resources
In addition to speciality services we have specialized resources available to our Home health patients.
The future of home health care is now.
Together we can build a stronger, healthier world.