Companion care helps alleviate the loneliness many home-bound patients feel and provide a short- respite for primary caregivers. Tailored to provide 1 to 24 hours of assistance with daily living activities and personal care needs.

Skilled nursing professionals bring their expertise directly to the patient’s doorstep. Gulf Breeze Home Health provides a full range of skilled nursing services including ostomy care, medication administration, and much more.

In-home physical therapy offers a convenient alternative to traditional clinic-based physical therapy by bringing rehabilitation directly to the patient’s doorstep. In-home physical therapy eliminates the need for arranging transportation and allows for more personalized attention in a comfortable environment.

Medical speech therapy, also known as speech-language pathology, focuses on evaluating, diagnosing, and treating communication disorders caused by medical conditions. By improving speech, language, and swallowing abilities, medical speech therapy empowers patients to communicate effectively and lead more fulfilling lives.

Occupational therapy helps patients adapt, modify, or change daily activities to regain independence or adjust to daily life. Gulf Breeze Home Health develops personalized plans for patients of all ages, taking into account various factors such as a patient’s physical abilities, emotional health, developmental delays, and home space.

Medical social services address the social, emotional, and practical needs that arise from medical conditions, treatments, or healthcare-related challenges.  Medical social workers help patients navigate the complex healthcare system and facilitate communication between healthcare providers and the patient.

• Act as advocates, ensuring that patients’ rights and preferences are respected
• Provide information and assistance in accessing community resources, financial support, transportation, and housing services.
• Help individuals and families navigate insurance systems, apply for benefits, or explore options for long-term care.
• Address any barriers or challenges that may arise during the course of treatment.