Neurological conditions
Our specially trained clinicians understand that strokes, brain injuries, Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia or memory loss are especially hard on individuals and their family caregivers. Our neurological care addresses the unique challenges of these conditions and is designed to support both patients and their loved ones.
We can help patients
Maintain a safe home environment and prevent injuries
Learn techniques to address cognitive deficits
Improve strength and endurance
Monitor and manage medications
Learn adaptive techniques to address loss of function
Reduce unnecessary trips to the hospital
Our care
We use evidence-based practices to care for those who are experiencing new or progressive neurological conditions. An important part of this care extends to family members, who play a vital role in the health of patients with neurological conditions. We center our care on the needs of each patient, offering treatment that aligns with their long-term health goals and supporting family members in understanding both the disease and the ways in which they can most positively contribute.
Is our neurological care for your loved one?
- Does your loved one experience mental confusion?
- Are they struggling with limited mobility or balance?
- Are you concerned about them getting lost or wandering into an unfamiliar location?
- Has your loved one experienced a stroke?
- Would you like help with the challenges of caring for a loved one with a neurological condition?
If you answered yes to two or more of these questions, our team may be able to help. Speak with your loved one’s primary health care provider or talk to one of our nurses 24/7 to discuss your options.
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Frequently asked questions
The difference between home health and personal home care assistance is the necessity for skilled services. Home health care requires skilled services that would come from a physician’s order. This includes things like registered nurses, physical therapy and occupational therapy.
Personal care assistance involves unskilled services that are typically paid for through private pay (not paid by insurance). These services include help around the house, transportation, bathing and some light meal preparation.
In some areas of the country, we do provide personal home care assistance.
These services include help with:
- Dressing
- Bathing
- Light meal preparation
- Cleaning
- Transportation
- Medication reminders
- Personal assistance for some daily living activities
Home health is covered 100% by Medicare for those who qualify, and we accept most forms of insurance. Part of the admission process includes verification of insurance. We can help answer your financial and insurance questions. You can contact us here.
Ask us about care
Have questions about care, or ready to start care? Talk to a nurse at your convenience.
1-866-CARE-KAH (1-866-227-3524)
We’ll call you back at a time that works for you.
Send us a message for a prompt response between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. ET.