Home Nursing

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Oftentimes, patients recovering from sickness or surgery no longer need the full services of a hospital or skilled nursing unit. However, they may still require ongoing care. If this is the case for you or a loved one, CGH Home Nursing & Home Infusion can provide expert care in the comfort of your home. Whether you require the services of a registered or licensed practical nurse, a home health aid, a physical, occupational or speech therapist, a medical social worker, or anodyne or infusion therapy, CGH Home Nursing and Home Infusion will provide highly qualified, caring professionals, on-call 24 hours a day.

We keep you pointed on the path toward wellness.

When you return home for extended care, CGH Home Nursing & Home Infusion focuses on making that process a positive and effective experience. Our fully licensed and certified caregivers work directly with your physician to develop a personalized home health plan and then perform an integral role to ensure a timely, successful recovery.

Our fully licensed and certified care givers know "there's no place like home."

Serving patients in Whiteside, Lee, Ogle, Carroll and Bureau counties.

Home Infusion Therapy is available and discussed in more detail here.

Services Offered

• Registered nurses to help carry out a plan of care prescribed by our patients' physicians, and provide skilled nursing care.
• Physical and occupational therapists to assist patients in prescribed exercise programs, help patients learn to use assistive devices like canes and walkers and to overcome permanent or temporary disabilities.
• Speech pathologists who are qualified to help patients relearn the ability to speak, swallow, read, write or communicate via alternative methods.
• Medical social workers to assist patients with emotional or financial problems that impact recovery.
• Home health aids work under the direction of registered nurses and help patients in the areas of personal hygiene and light housework that is necessary for patient recovery.