Coordinated Care Plan
Aide services don't exist in isolation — your
HHA works alongside nurses and therapists
as part of one unified plan of care built
around your needs.
Home Health
Aide Services
Our Home Health Aides provide consistent, compassionate personal care
support as part of a coordinated home health plan. Working under the
supervision of a licensed nurse or therapist, they assist with the daily routines
that keep patients comfortable, clean, and safe at home.
Why Choose Peak to Peak Home Healthcare
ACHC Accredited Services
Our ACHC accreditation covers Home
Health Aide services, reflecting compliance
with ACHC standards and CMS Conditions
of Participation.
Clinician Supervised Care
Every Home Health Aide at Peak to Peak
operates under the direct supervision of a
Registered Nurse or licensed therapist,
ensuring personal care stays aligned with
the patient's clinical plan.
Ongoing Monitoring Reporting
Aides observe changes in a patient's
condition during each visit and report
concerns directly to the supervising nurse
or therapist, keeping the care team
informed in real time.
Who Can Benefit from
Home Health Aide Services
Home Health Aide services are appropriate for patients who need hands-on personal care support but do not require skilled medical procedures.
- Needing assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, or toileting
- Recovering from illness, injury, or surgery
- Having limited mobility or physical limitations
- Requiring additional daily support to remain safely at home
Ready to Get Started?
Call (720) 935-2713 or use the form below to find out whether
Home Health Aide services are part of your covered care plan.
What are Home Health
Aide Services?
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Personal Care Assistance — Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting
to promote hygiene and dignity -
Mobility & Transfer Support — Assistance with walking, repositioning, and safe
transfers to prevent falls and injuries -
Medication Reminders — Ensuring patients stay on schedule with prescribed
medications (non-administration) -
Monitoring & Reporting — Observing changes in the patient's condition and
reporting concerns to the supervising nurse or therapist
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