Our Services
Gloryland Health Services Inc.
Private Health Insurances and Managed Care Insurances require a prior authorization and/or a pre-certification before the home health agency can provide care.
If you are unsure of the eligibility for Home Health service, feel feel to reach us at (281) 972-9173.
Skilled Nursing
Our Skilled Nurses will make assessments, perform skilled procedures with doctor’s orders, educate on the disease process, implement the plan of care and coordinate with your doctors.
- Skilled Assessment & Evaluation
- Health Monitoring & Supervision
- Patient & Family Education
- Diagnosis Teachings
- Fall Risk Assessment
- Home Hazard Assessment
- Home Safety Assessment
- Medication Compliance
- Diabetic Foot Assessment
- Venipuncture for Lab Draws
- Urine Specimen Collection
- Wound Care, Dressing Change & Skin Assessment
- Wound Vac Therapy
- Hemodialysis Catheter Care
- Foley Catheter Care
- Suprapubic Catheter Care
- Incontinence Management
- Colostomy Care
- Urostomy Care
- Tracheostomy Care
- Enterostomal Feeding
- IV Infusion or IV Therapy
- PICC / Central Line Care
Physical Therapy
Our Physical Therapists will focus on your strength and endurance with the goal to assist you to retain or regain your ability to perform your activities of daily living on your own.
- Physical Therapy Assessment & Evaluation
- Develop Therapeutic, Rehabilitative & Functional Plan of Care
- Balance Training
- Bed Mobility Training
- Transfer Training
- Gait Training
- BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) Evaluation & Treatment
- Patient, Families & Caregiver Education and Training
- Home Environmental Evaluation
- Prosthetic Device Training
- Assistive Device Training
- Patient, Families & Caregiver Education and Training
Occupational Therapy
Our Occupational Therapists will focus on the upper extremities with the goal of developing upper body strength so that our patients will continue to independently perform their day to day tasks requiring the use of both hands.
- Occupational Therapy Evaluation & Assessment
- ADL (Activities of Daily Living) Evaluation and Training
- Home Environment Evaluation
- Strength Training
- Coordination Training
- ROM (Range of Motion) Training
- Functional Status Evaluation & Training
- Patient, Families & Caregiver Education and Training
Speech Therapy
Our Speech Therapists will work with our patients in regaining their speech abilities and language skills. We will also coordinate with your doctors in order to implement the best therapy necessary for your recovery.
- Speech Therapy Assessment & Evaluation
- Speech or Language Disorder Evaluation & Treatment
- Speech or Language Communication Evaluation & Treatment
- Develop Plan of Care for Comprehension, Clarity, Voice, Fluency & Sound Production
- Feeding and Swallowing Evaluation & Treatment
- Articulation Training
- Phonology Training
- Language Development
- Fluency Training
- Voice Training
- Oral Motor Dysfunction Evaluation & Treatment
- Swallowing Dysfunction Evalution & Treatment
- Sensory Integration
- Sensory Augmentative Communication
Home Health Aides
- Assist patients with getting dressed and undressed.
- Assist patients with grooming and hygiene care.
- Make the patients bed.
- Deliver and help patients with bathing or showering.
- Light housekeeping.
- Vacuum the patient’s area.
- Organize and clean the patient’s area.
- Doing the patients’ laundry and folding clothes.
- Prepare the patient’s meal.
- Feed the patient.
- Provide companionship.
We currently accept:
- Medicare
- Private Pay
- Private Health Insurance Plans
Home Health Benefits Eligibility:
- Patient must be under the care of a Medical Doctor.
- Patient is getting services under the Plan of Care established by the Medical Doctor.
- A Medical Doctor must certify that the patient needs one or more of the following:
- Skilled Nursing
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Patient must be Certified as Homebound by the Medical Doctor. Being homebound means:
- Leaving the home is a taxing effort for the patient.
- Leaving the home is not recommended due to the patient’s medical condition.
- The medical condition keeps the patient from leaving the home without the help from another person; the need for special transportation; or the use of assistive devices such as a wheelchair or a walker.
*A patient is still considered homebound if they leave the home for medical treatments or for short & infrequent non-medical reasons such as attending religious services or attending adult day care service.
Our Mission
Gloryland Health Services Inc. is built with the intention to create a holistic approach for home health care.
Our culture is to treat both our employees and our clients as our extended family. We strive to provide accessible, personalized, and customer-focused health care from highly experienced healthcare professionals.
Our Vision
Our aim is to deliver a compassionate and empathetic approach that will assist our patients in achieving their optimal functions and experiencing care beyond their expectations.