We Care Home Health

We Care Home Health is a privately owned and family operated Home Health Agency. From our offices located in Firestone, Colorado we service 9 counties along the Front Range. Our mission is to help people by inspiring joy through compassionate care. We provide skilled nursing and therapy services to chronically ill, disabled, and injured individuals in the comfort of their own homes. We know, through personal experience, that caring for yourself or a loved one can be incredibly stressful. Our continuity and quality of care supports clients and their family. When everyone is working together to provide the best care, it is possible to inspire joy in patients, families, and caregivers. We are here for you and your loved ones, bringing peace of mind during lifes most difficult moments.Skilled Nursing: Nursing services are carried out by a Registered Nurse, Licensed Practical Nurse or Certified Nurse Assistant.Registered Nurse - RNs play a vital role in managing medical cases that have a higher complexity and need critical thinking. They complete nursing assessments to determine the level of care needed and communicate with the clients physician or other care providers to establish a plan of care.Licensed Practical Nurse - LPNs work closely under the supervision of either a doctor or a registered nurse. They are trained to provide nursing care that coincides with the plan of care set by the physician or supervising RN.Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) or Home Health Aid (HHA) CNAs are licensed by the state to provide basic medical care. They work closely with an RN or LPN to care for clients and help with activities of daily living.Therapy: Therapy services are performed by a licensed Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist or Speech-Language Pathologist. Physical Therapy - Physical therapists work with clients who have experienced a decline in functional movement. They work with clients to create a personalized set of exercises and movements. The goal of these exercises is to help clients with pain relief, mobility improvement, functional recovery, and symptom management for chronic disease or acute conductions. Occupational Therapy - Occupational therapists help clients who have experienced a loss of motor function learn self-care skills, overcome physical challenges, and manage emotional and social issues. Through education and the use of adaptive tools, they teach clients how to complete household tasks and personal care like bathing and grooming. Occupational therapists also work with clients to create a safer home environment, limiting the risks of falls and injuries.Speech Therapy - The delivery of speech-language services in the home allows for therapy activities to be tailored to address "real life" functional needs. These therapists work with clients to assess, diagnose, treat and help prevent communication and swallowing disorders. The goal of this type of therapy is to help clients develop and maintain safe swallowing techniques, speak clearly, and be able to understand or express thoughts and feelings.