$24/hr

CMS patient survey score 3.0/5 · 118 CMS patient surveys

Families in Anchorage can get home health nursing services locally. The agency sends nurses to each client’s house. The service is part of Alaska’s home health nursing network. Nurses check vitals, give medicine, and teach self‑care steps. A home health aide helps with bathing, dressing, and meals. Physical therapy visits teach safe moves and strength exercises. Speech pathology sessions work on clear speaking and safe swallowing. Occupational therapy helps clients stay safe doing daily tasks. Medical social services connect families to local support and resources. All services accept Medicare, so many plans cover the cost. The for‑profit agency works with local doctors to match each plan. Care plans start after a doctor’s order and a home assessment. Visits can be daily or a few times a week, based on need. Anchorage residents who prefer to stay at home often choose this option. The agency tracks progress and updates the care plan as health changes. Call the office to ask about eligibility, scheduling, and any out‑of‑pocket costs.