Home health
Experts in Care
Haven Home Health & Hospice has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Home Care Accreditation and is licensed in the state of Missouri. We are committed to ensuring your rights and privileges as a health care patient.
You may contact The Joint Commission to report a patient safety event or a concern about the agency. The preferred method for submitting a concerns is through The Joint Commission’s online submission form. You can also submit a concern by mail to the Office of Quality and Patient Safety, The Joint Commission, One Renaissance Boulevard, Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181.
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Our Services
- Skilled Nursing
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Medical Social Worker
- Electronic Medical Alert Recommendations
- Home Safety Assessments
- Medical Equipment Recommendations
- Home Exercise Programs
- Caregiver Training
Our Goal
We believe every person deserves independence and the ability to stay in their own home. If you or your loved ones have suffered a major medical event or are experiencing problems keeping up with daily activities, home health can help.
Our home health team works with each patient to develop a customized treatment plan based on their current health and goals.
Home Health with Haven
Home health is usually a temporary treatment for an acute medical need, such as after surgery. Our main focus is to keep people out of the hospital. With our skilled nurses and therapists, we can help our patients stay happy and healthy at home. Haven is owned and operated by clinicians, and we make it a priority to take excellent care of our staff, patients, and clients.
What if?
There is a lot of misunderstanding around hospice care. Our goal at Haven is to give people the best possible care, and part of that is making sure patients know what their choices are. Most people come to hospice services too late. While the conversation can be difficult to have, hospice care is simply about changing the focus of care from length of life to quality of life.
