There are no hard and fast rules for who can benefit from home care services. Generally, individuals who have difficulty performing daily tasks or are unable to perform them at all may benefit from New Horizon Home Health's home care services in various locations.

Initially, after hospital discharge, a person may request assistance with simple daily activities such as cleaning and cooking, but over time, this may evolve into a need for personal assistance, various tasks, and generally a companion. In this case, our emergency medical care for home health service may become 24/7. Our services are available to all people who require assistance.

The main groups who may require our home care include: elderly people who are unable to cope with everyday activities; persons with disabilities, people recovering from surgery at home, elderly people with Alzheimer's disease, patients who require injections or nursing services, and people in the final stages of an incurable disease who need care and emotional support.

Our home care services can be either permanent or temporary until full recovery.
When receiving our home care services, the assigned professional may change depending on your needs. For example, the same medical staff who provide personal care and maintain your home may not be the ones who manage nutrition for a patient receiving a feeding tube.

A registered nurse or licensed practical nurse may be assigned to provide home care. The registered nurse will visit your home, assess your and your family's needs and preferences, and develop a care plan with your doctor. Your care plan may include not only pain management and other symptom management but also emotional support. Our care plan takes into account not only the patient's needs but also the family's.