At Home With Shepherd

At Home With Shepherd is dedicated to providing high-quality home health care services to residents in Trumbull, Mahoning, and Columbiana counties. We understand that receiving health care in the comfort and familiarity of your home can be more calming, convenient, and comfortable than being treated in an office, rehab center, or other clinical settings.

We offer a comprehensive range of medical, rehabilitation, and personal care services tailored to help individuals recover, regain independence, and return to their daily activities. Our services are often prescribed by doctors following surgeries, hospital stays, or to treat recent illnesses or injuries. By receiving care at home, patients can avoid the need to stay in hospitals or skilled nursing facilities.

Our Services Include:

- Medical Care: Our team of registered and licensed practical nurses provides top-tier medical care, including taking blood pressure readings, administering IV medications, and educating individuals and their families on in-home health care procedures.

- Therapies: We work with physicians to create personalized in-home programs for physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. Each care plan is customized to meet the specific needs of the individual.

- Private Duty Nursing: For those requiring services such as bloodwork, routine assessments, or medication management, our skilled nursing team offers in-home support.

- Community Resources: We help individuals connect with vital community resources like transportation and meal services to support their ongoing recovery and independence.

Our Approach:

- Team-Based Care: Our multidisciplinary team collaborates with doctors, therapists, and other professionals to develop and implement an effective treatment plan tailored to each individual's needs.

- Regular Updates: We keep your doctor informed about your progress and any changes in your care plan, ensuring you receive the best possible treatment.

- Homebound Certification: To qualify for our services, individuals must be homebound as certified by their doctor, meaning their medical condition significantly limits their ability to leave home without assistance.