If you or a loved one need help with recovery after a significant health event or for managing symptoms and chronic disease, turn to home health services with Avera@Home. We work together to provide what’s right for you and your goals at home, supporting patient safety and comfort.
24/7 Home Medical Support
Under the care and guidance of our experts, we speed your recovery and help improve your quality of life so being homebound does not limit you. Avera@Home offers personalized health solutions with plans tailored to patients of all ages.
Every home health care engagement starts with an in-home health assessment to make sure you get the care plan that’s right for you.
Services We Offer
Customized home care plans for a variety of services are available, including:
- Assistance with transition from hospital to home
- Health education about your condition and/or recovery
- In-home rehabilitation for patient comfort, convenience and safety
- IVs and injections
- High-risk pregnancy and aftercare
- Medication management
- Personal care (bathing, housekeeping, groceries)
- Physical, occupational and speech therapy
- Post-operative care
- Wound and dressing care
Conditions We Treat
We offer care for treating patients with acute and chronic conditions such as:
- Athletic injury
- Balance and mobility issues
- Broken bone or fracture
- Cancer
- Congestive heart failure (CHF)
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Diabetes or high blood pressure
- Disability and/or aging
- Parkinson’s disease
- Surgery recovery
- Weakness and risk for falls
- Wound care
Dedicated Care Team
- Home health aide: Provides personal care services and help with daily living activities, such as bathing, housekeeping and grocery shopping.
- Home health nurse: Assesses your health and provide services, such as medication, IV and nutrition support, diabetes education, blood draws and care for wounds, ostomy and catheters. Home health nurses also help patients experiencing high-risk pregnancy and provide care for mothers and newborn babies.
- Occupational therapist: Assesses and develops plans for activities and everyday tasks to help patients.
- Physical therapist: Focuses on providing hands-on therapy and exercise treatments. They design personalized movement programs to improve mobility, strength, endurance, coordination and balance.
- Speech therapist: Supports patients needing help with facial muscle therapy for talking, eating and swallowing, plus the ability to communicate with others.
