About Masonic Village Home Health

A primary care provider is a first point of contact who determines when a person is eligible for home health services. Primary care providers collaborate with members of Masonic Village’s team to develop your care plan.

An outreach coordinator is your first point of contact at Masonic Village. This individual helps determine insurance eligibility and what services are needed.

Social workers assess the full range of a client’s needs and help them access the services and resources to improve their quality of life. In short, social workers help people solve problems, set goals and advocate for patients and their families in their communities.

Home health aides assist with basic routine care such as bathing, dressing and other hygiene tasks as directed by the professional care team.

Registered Nurses (RNs) and RN Case Managers coordinate patient care and services as ordered by the primary care provider, developing a unique plan of care for you. The RN manages your symptoms and coordinates care with the interdisciplinary team. A home health RN is available to deliver care, answer questions and assess emergencies 24 hours a day.

Physical therapists help you improve overall movement and overcome pain. The general focus of physical therapy is to improve balance, strength and endurance.

Occupational therapists help you regain and improve the skills needed for day-to-day life. The general focus of occupational therapy is personal hygiene or self-care, cognitive skills and home management.

Speech therapists help address communication and swallowing disorders. The general focus of speech therapy is to improve swallowing and cognition.