Texas Home Health

About Us

Texas Home Health is a leading provider of comprehensive home health services to private individuals, case managers, physicians, nursing homes, hospitals, insurance companies and health maintenance organizations.

Cornerstones upon which our success is built:

• Devotion to providing our clients with convenient, high quality and cost-effective services that offer an alternative to normal, continuous or prolonged hospitalization or institutionalization.
• Dedication to being a full-service provider to individuals, physicians, insurers, hospitals and others that we are privileged to serve.
• Commitment to listening and adapting to the needs of our clients.

If you, a loved one or someone you know is in need of home health care services, take a few minutes to discover what Texas Home Health has to offer. You’ll see that we truly exceed your expectations.

Many of our services are covered by:

• Medicare & Medicaid
• Employer Group Health Plans
• Government-Funded Programs
• Private Insurance Plans
• Workers’ Compensation

Private Duty Services

We understand the needs and desires of our clients. For those who need a little extra care or have chosen to remain at home, versus moving into a nursing home, Texas Home Health provides private duty nursing, therapy and personal care services.

Our services can be tailored to the client’s needs and can be purchased for as little as a few hours – or as many as 24 hours a day, 7-days a week.

One of our experienced registered nurses will design a personalized care plan tailored to meet each client’s physical needs and financial situation.

Our Private Duty services are designed to enable clients to maintain dignity and independence in the privacy and comfort of their own home.

Services –

may include but are not limited to:

• Bathing and Grooming
• Transfer/Ambulation
• Light Meal Preparation
• Light Housekeeping
• Medication Reminder
• Exercise Therapy Assistance

Criteria for Hospice Inpatient Care and Continuous Care

Eligibility for Inpatient or Continuous Care include symptoms that require acute medical management. Examples include, but are not limited to, the following:

Uncontrolled pain

• Sudden onset or severe uncontrolled pain
• Ongoing pain control / management requiring frequent adjustment in dose or analgesia requiring constant monitoring and evaluation

Intractable nausea and vomiting

Respiratory distress

Symptoms of severe shortness of breath

Abrupt changes in psychosocial problems and uncontrolled symptoms which can create significant stress on the patient/family

Abrupt change in behavioral or cognitive abnormalities causing severe agitation, disorientation, orcombative behavior

• Severe emotional stress in the patient and/or caregiver
• Suicide ideation, gestures, or attempts
• Acute breakdown in family dynamics, such that they can no longer care for the patient
• Death is imminent with unstable symptoms and caregiver stress

Intractable Seizures requiring intensive intervention, continuous monitoring, and medications

Hemorrhage causing symptoms which are difficult for the family to manage

Other symptoms defined by the interdisciplinary team unmanageable by the family