• Home Health : Focuses on recovery and improving health through skilled nursing and therapy.
• Hospice : Prioritizes comfort and quality of life for individuals with a terminal diagnosis.

Yes, if a patient’s condition progresses and curative treatment is no longer effective, they may transition to hospice care for comfort and support.

• Compassionate, skilled staff providing personalized care tailored to your needs.
• Medicare-certified services for reliable and high-quality care.
• Our mission is to make lives better by delivering expert care with a human touch.

Call us at 316-869-0015  or click below to contact us. We’ll guide you through the process and coordinate with your doctor to ensure smooth care transitions.

Home health care provides skilled medical and therapy services in the comfort of your home, helping individuals recover, manage chronic conditions, or maintain independence with professional support.

You may qualify for home health care if:
• Your doctor prescribes home health services.
• You are homebound, meaning it takes significant effort or assistance to leave your home.
• You need skilled care such as nursing, physical therapy, or other medical services.

Our services include:
• Skilled nursing (e.g., wound care, medication management).
• Therapy (physical, occupational, and speech).
• Help with daily living activities.
• Medical social work and care coordination.

Yes, Medicare covers home health services if they are medically necessary and prescribed by your doctor.

• Speak with your doctor about your care needs.
• Your doctor will refer you to a Medicare-certified agency like Home Health and Hospice of Kansas.

Hospice care focuses on comfort, dignity, and quality of life for individuals with terminal illnesses. It also includes emotional and spiritual support for patients and their families.

Hospice care is for individuals with a life expectancy of six months or less if the illness follows its expected course. It requires certification from a physician and a focus on comfort care rather than curative treatment.

Our hospice services provide:
• Pain and symptom management.
• Emotional, psychological, and spiritual support.
• Assistance with personal care and daily activities.
• Support for family members, including grief counseling.

Hospice care can be delivered in the patient’s home, a nursing facility, or another residential setting.

Yes, Medicare Part A covers hospice care, including medical care, medications related to the terminal condition, and support services.

If curative treatments are no longer effective and the focus shifts to comfort and quality of life, hospice care may be the right choice. Contact us for guidance and support.