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MBH Home Health - (417) 359-1390

Your home can be one of the best places for healing and for receiving continued health care. It allows you the security of familiar comforts, presence of loved ones and independence/participation in your care. McCune-Brooks Hospital Home Health Services can make it possible for you to go home sooner from the hospital or to remain at home for your health care in familiar surroundings.

McCune-Brooks Hospital Home Health Service is a fully licensed Medicare/Medicaid certified home health care agency, which offers intermittent care in your home under the direction of your physician.

We provide care by highly skilled professionals who work with you and your family to help maintain and restore your health while encouraging self-reliance through instruction and support.

What Services Are Offered?
We provide a variety of services to meet your specific health care needs and to assure continuity of care following hospitalization.

Blood pressure monitoring
Wound Care Certified Nurse
Pulmonary assessment
Terminal Care
Personal Care
Medical Social Service
Injections
Diabetic teaching and care
Rehabilitation nursing
IV therapy
Occupational therapy
Physical therapy
Speech therapy


Who Is Eligible?
Individuals qualify for home health services if they meet three basic requirements:

1. You must be under the care of a physician.

2. You must have a recent change in your medical condition or medication changes.

3. You must be home-bound which means it is difficult for you to leave your home.

How Do I Get Home Health Services?
If you are a patient in the hospital or a nursing home, the social services director who helps you with discharge planning may refer you to the home health agency, with your physician's approval.

If you are at home and in need of home health services, you, a friend, a relative or neighbor can call the McCune-Brooks Home Health Service to request home care or you can call your physician. An evaluation will be done by the home health department and they will contact your physician to determine if the individual is indeed in need of care.


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