Skilled Home Health Care in Albuquerque
Home health care services in Albuquerque provided by Corus Health are ordered by your physician and provided by our team of skilled nursing professionals, therapists and/or trained attendants. Because we have over 100 years of experience across many levels of healthcare, we can provide the best quality care for each individual patient, no matter what those specific needs might be.
We offer programs such as Palliative/Pain Management, Falls Prevention, Breathing Re-education, Cardiac Care, Pulmonary Care, Incontinence, Electrical Stimulation for Swallowing, Neurological Rehab, Wound Care Management and more.
Specialty Programs
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IV THERAPY
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Ostomy
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Vestibular
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Cognitive therapy
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Post-op
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CHF
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COPD with RT
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Diabetes
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Wound Vac
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RTM – provide additional resources
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TPN – nursing
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Stroke therapy
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Social worker for SDTOH / resources
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Medical massage – private pay
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Driving restrictions/ Occupational Health
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Preventative care for license renewal (BP) (HGBA1C)
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Afterhours, 24/7 oncall
Our professional services include:
Physical Therapy
Physical therapists are a valuable part of our home health team, as they help a patient regain the use of their muscles and joints and also train our home health aides and clinicians to be able to continue those therapies with the patient in their home on a daily basis.
Occupational Therapy
An occupational therapist can help a patient with physical, developmental, social or emotional disabilities as well as teach them to perform daily functions like eating, bathing, dressing and more. An invaluable resource to the Corus Health team, they also aid in the training of our home health aide and clinicians so that a patient can continue those therapies in their home on a daily basis.
Speech Therapy
A speech therapist can help a patient regain the ability to communicate, aiding in that patient’s journey toward independence in managing their disease at home.
Home Health Aides
Our personalized services provide what you need to remain living at home. There to meet your specific needs, personal care attendants are trained by nurses and physical and occupational therapists to assist patients with monitoring vital signs, participating in activities of daily living and ensuring safety in the home. Services may include mobility and orientation, personal hygiene, social interaction, simple errands and more.
