Available Services

Telehealth services make it easier to see a doctor or specialist without leaving your home. You can talk to your doctor through video calls or messages, and get advice, prescriptions, or follow-up care right from your phone or computer. This is especially helpful for people who live far away or have trouble getting to a doctor's office.

A risk assessment is a check-up where your doctor looks at things that might affect your health, like your age, lifestyle, or family history. They ask questions and may do a few tests to help understand if you're at risk for certain health problems, like heart disease, diabetes, or falls. This helps the doctor make a plan to keep you healthy and catch any potential issues early, so you can stay feeling your best.

​Preventive screenings are simple tests that help doctors catch health problems early, even before you might feel sick. These tests can check for things like cancer, heart disease, or diabetes. By finding problems early, doctors can treat them sooner, which can help keep you healthier for longer. It’s a good way to stay on top of your health and catch any issues before they become bigger problems.

In a home healthcare setting, your doctor or nurse can prescribe medicine to help treat any health conditions you have. They will review your symptoms, health history, and any other treatments you're using to make sure the right medicine is chosen for you. The prescribed medication can either be brought to your home or sent to your pharmacy for you to pick up, so you can stay on track with your treatment without needing to leave your house.

In-home X-rays and lab tests are services that bring medical testing right to your door. A technician will come to your home to take X-ray pictures or collect samples, like blood or urine, that are needed for tests. You don't have to leave your house or go to a clinic, making it easier for you to get the tests you need without the hassle of traveling. Once the tests are done, your doctor will review the results and talk to you about what they mean.

Wound care is when a nurse helps take care of cuts or sores to help them heal well and prevent infection. They’ll make sure you’re comfortable and your wounds are properly looked after.

Palliative care focuses on keeping you comfortable when you're dealing with a serious illness. It helps manage pain and other symptoms so you can feel as good as possible and enjoy your days.