Home Care

Doylestown Health Home Care, a division of Doylestown Hospital and part of Doylestown Health, is committed to extending our healthcare excellence outside the hospital setting and provides supportive healthcare services direct to your residence.

Our Team

Our team assists in managing your condition in your home with the goal of educating you on self-care principles. We make it easy to coordinate schedules and continually provide physicians with your status and information about medical needs. In turn, you benefit from a full continuum of care.

Our compassionate and committed staff of trained professionals includes:

• Registered nurses- on-call 24/7 for unplanned medical needs
• Physical therapists
• Occupational therapists
• Speech and language pathologists
• Home health aides
• Medical social workers

Credentials

Doylestown Health Home Care is accredited by The Joint Commission and is state licensed and Medicare and Medicaid certified. Doylestown Health Home Care continually exceeds in patient satisfaction and outcomes as noted by Home Health Compare.

Referrals

If you or someone you know could benefit from Home Care services, please call 215.345.2614. For additional questions, please contact the Doylestown Health Home Care office at 215.345.2202.

Hear from our associates, patients, family members and caregivers about how Doylestown Health Home Care has made a difference in their lives and the lives of their loved ones.

"I could not have had a better experience. Every staff professional was excellent. I progressed significantly under their care. I looked forward to their visits. They each made me feel important. They treated me with dignity and respect."
- Barbara Q.

"Doylestown Health Home Care has taken care of my wife, mother-in-law and now myself. We all have been very pleased with their services and will always call on them when need should arise."
- Robert S.

"I enjoy working as a visiting nurse because I can see how the patient is integrating our intervention/instruction/care into their "real" environment. I feel I can get a better picture of what is going on with the patient and how our interventions can be better fashioned to meet the patient's needs and concerns."
- Linda S.