• Newly Diagnosed Medical Conditions or Complex, Debilitating Symptoms which require skilled monitoring and/or health teaching.

• Terminal Illness with needs for Symptomatic Control - if not appropriate for hospice.

• Pressure Ulcers.

• Open wounds, ulcers, or burns.

• Ostomy Care

• Newly Diagnosed or Poorly Controlled Diabetes.

• Frequent Admissions to the Hospital.

• Medications requiring monitoring (anticoagulants, antihypertensives, cardiac meds, analgesics, diabetic medication, etc).

• Need for exercise to improve ambulation, mobility, independence, safety, circulation or preparation for prosthesis.

• Patients needing dressing changes, monitoring of wounds following surgery.

• Patients with hydration and nutrition problems.

• Parents requiring instruction for home apnea monitors.

• TPN patient or families needing instructions on monitoring

• Patients requiring durable medical equipment may need physical therapy to train on the proper use of the equipment.

New Life Home Health is committed to ensuring the privacy and confidentiality of our members' Protected Health Information (PHI). We collect and disclose such information only according to our strict confidentiality policies and federal and state laws designed to maintain privacy, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Privacy Rule.