A system of coordinated health care efforts to prevent complications, with supervised self-care and professional medical supervised treatment options. 

Providing in-home services for heart-related issues utilizing therapies and procedures, intravenous therapies, as well as insulin treatments, tests and therapies for diabetics. Additionally, anticoagulation therapy to prevent existing blood clots from growing and/or stopping the formation of new blood clots.

In-home services for those with lymph vessels unable to adequately drain. Also, intravenous services, and treatment for patients with urinary (urostomy) and fecal diversions (colostomy), plus draining of wounds and fistulas, incontinence care, and treatment for chronic wounds like pressure injury and vascular ulcers.

Orthopedic Care: In-home treatment of bone, joint, ligament, tendon and muscle disorders.

Rehabilitation (Anodyne): This treatment is designed to non-invasively reduce pain and increase a patient’s circulation using monochromatic infrared energy (MIRE) to release nitric oxide from a patient’s red blood cells. This improves nerve function and is important in healing wounds and making new blood vessels.

These are services intended to aid the distressed or vulnerable, servicing physical, mental and emotional needs and well-being of patients.