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Everything We
Do, Delivered
in Your Home

From skilled nursing to medical social work, Peak to Peak Home
Healthcare brings six ACHC-accredited services directly to you — each
prescribed by a physician and delivered by licensed professionals. No
commuting to clinics. No disruption to your routine.

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Caregiver serving breakfast to a senior woman in bed

One Team. Every Service.
Under One Roof.

Home health works best when your care team talks to each other. At Peak to Peak, your nurses, therapists, aides, and social worker operate under a single, coordinated plan of
care — built around your physician’s orders and updated as your condition changes.

Our ACHC accreditation covers every service we provide — Skilled Nursing, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Home Health Aide, and Medical Social
Work — meaning every clinician who enters your home meets the compliance standards set by both ACHC and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).

Services Provided

Peak to Peak Home Healthcare provides six specialized services, each carried out in the comfort of your home by licensed and skilled professionals under the direction of a physician

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Skilled Nursing

Our Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) handle the clinical care that requires a licensed professional — not a clinic visit. This includes:

  • Wound care for surgical sites, pressure ulcers, and complex wounds
  • Medication management, injections, and IV therapy
  • Chronic disease monitoring (diabetes, heart disease, COPD, and more)
  • Post-surgical recovery and complication prevention
  • Cardiac and respiratory monitoring
  • Catheter and ostomy care
  • Education for patients, family members, and caregivers
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Physical therapist assisting a senior man with arm rehabilitation exercises

Physical Therapy

Licensed Physical Therapists work with you inside your actual living space — not a gym or clinic — to rebuild what matters most: your ability to move safely. Services include:

  • Post-surgical rehabilitation (joint replacements, fractures, procedures)
  • Balance training and fall prevention
  • Strength, mobility, and endurance exercises
  • Gait training and instruction on walkers, canes, and other assistive devices
  • Pain management through therapeutic and manual techniques
  • Home safety assessments with practical modification recommendations
  • Caregiver education on mobility support and injury prevention
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Occupational Therapy

Licensed Occupational Therapists focus on the tasks of daily life — bathing, dressing, cooking, and moving through your home safely and independently. Services include:

  • Activities of Daily Living (ADL) training
  • Upper extremity rehabilitation for arm and hand function
  • Home safety evaluations with adaptive equipment recommendations
  • Training on grab bars, shower chairs, reachers, and similar devices
  • Cognitive and perceptual support for memory, attention, and problem-solving
  • Energy conservation strategies for managing fatigue
  • Fine motor skill development for handwriting, utensils, and fasteners
  • Family and caregiver training
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Speech Therapy

Licensed Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) treat difficulties with communication, swallowing, and cognition — all in the context of your home and daily routine. Services include:

  • Speech and language therapy for clarity, voice disorders, and language deficits
  • Swallowing (dysphagia) evaluation and treatment to reduce aspiration risk
  • Cognitive therapy for memory, attention, and executive function
  • Post-stroke rehabilitation, including aphasia treatment
  • Voice therapy for strength and endurance
  • Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) training
  • Caregiver guidance on communication strategies and safe swallowing techniques
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Home Health Aide

Home Health Aides provide consistent, supervised personal care support as part of your broader care plan. Working under a licensed nurse or therapist, our aides assist with:

  • Bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting
  • Safe mobility, repositioning, and patient transfers
  • Medication reminders (non-administration)
  • Observing and reporting changes in condition to the supervising clinician
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Medical Social Work

Licensed Medical Social Workers address the parts of recovery that go beyond the clinical — the emotional strain, the paperwork, the uncertainty about what comes next. Services include:

  • Psychosocial assessments evaluating emotional, social, and environmental factors
  • Individual and family counseling during illness and life transitions
  • Long-term care planning and healthcare system navigation
  • Connections to community resources: financial assistance, transportation, meal programs, and support groups
  • Advance directive and living will guidance
  • Crisis intervention when urgent situations arise
  • Caregiver education and burnout prevention support
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