Home Health Services: Safe Recovery And Support
When health changes affect daily life, you deserve skilled support that helps you recover, stay safe, and feel more like yourself at home. Acacia’s Home Health Care delivers patient first, physician-guided services that focus on comfort, education, and results. Your team listens first, sets clear goals with you and your family, and coordinates care with your physician so progress feels steady and manageable.
Specialty Programs
Acacia offers diagnosis-specific protocols within therapeutic, short-term, and long-term care. These programs help standardize best practices while tailoring to your goals.
Ortho program
Post-fracture care, post-amputation care, neck and spine care, and post-operative care for TKA, TKR, ORIF.
Cardiac Program
Heart failure (systolic or diastolic), myocardial infarction, coronary artery disease, valvular disease, thoracic aortic aneurysm, post-stent, post-CABG. Integrated with telehealth monitoring where appropriate.
Pulmonary Program
COPD, pneumonia, acute respiratory failure, acute and chronic bronchitis, emphysema, lung cancers, pulmonary embolism, post-pneumothorax, and respiratory infections.
Endocrine Program
Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, endocrine tumors.
Neurological Program
Stroke, brain aneurysm, multiple sclerosis, ALS, peripheral neuropathy, neurological tumors, dementia and Alzheimer's.
Genitourinary Program
Acute and chronic kidney disease including ESRD, renal cancer, renal stones, bladder disease and cancer, catheter care.
Hematology Program
Lymphoma, leukemia, AIDS, hemophilia, and other blood disorders.
Gastrointestinal Program
Colon cancer, ostomy care, diverticulitis, Crohn’s disease, chronic constipation and impaction, irritable bowel disease.
What Home Health Care Is
Home Health Care provides short-term or long-term skilled services for an illness, injury, surgery, or chronic condition. You receive clinical visits where you live, plus teaching for you and your caregivers. The plan centers on your goals and daily routine, with honest explanations about what to expect and how we will measure progress.
Who Home Health Helps
Home Health is right for people who want to improve or maintain function at home after a hospital stay, surgery, or a change in condition.
Common reasons include new medications, falls or balance concerns, wound care needs, breathing changes, swallowing or speech issues, memory changes, or help organizing a safe routine.
Disciplines And Services
Skilled Nursing
Direct clinical care, medication review, and caregiver teaching to improve and maintain your condition.
Services may include:
- Medication management and education
- Injections and intravenous care
- Catheter and ostomy care
- Wound care and skin protection
- Cardiac and pulmonary care
- Medical case management and physician coordination
Program components: Full medication inventory assessment, screening for cognitive and behavioral challenges, weekly medication preparation when needed, side effect teaching, and evaluation of program effectiveness.
Physical Therapy
Restore movement, safety, and confidence.
Services can include:
- Balance treatment to reduce fall risk
- Individual home exercise programs
- Gait training and mobility practice
- Pain management strategies
- Training on safe use of walkers, canes, and other equipment
- Support for Activities of Daily Living such as transfers and safe walking
Occupational Therapy
Return to essential routines with practical adaptations.
Services can include:
- Self-care and Activities of Daily Living retraining
- Restoration of lost function where possible
- Cognitive skills support and safety strategies
- Energy conservation and pacing
- Bathroom and home safety recommendations
Speech Therapy
Assessment and treatment for speech, language, and swallowing needs.
Services can include:
- Screening, evaluation, and diagnosis
- Communication strategies and caregiver training
- Swallow safety plans and diet recommendations
Medical Social Services
Psychosocial support and resource navigation for patients and caregivers.
Services can include:
- Assessments for social, emotional, and financial concerns
- Resource connections for transportation, meals, benefits, and community programs
- Family meetings and care planning support
Other Services
Services can include:
- CHHA
- Registered Dietitian
- Respiratory Therapy
Certified Home Health Aide (CHHA)
Time-limited personal care that supports the clinical plan. Services include bathing, dressing, grooming, and caregiver tips that make daily care feel safe and respectful.
Respiratory Therapy
Clinical screenings, starter medication kits when appropriate, and one-on-one education from a licensed Respiratory Therapist to support breathing comfort and home routines.
Registered Dietitian
Nutrition evaluation and counseling in the home. The dietitian aligns plans with your clinical goals and coordinates with nursing for safe, realistic meal strategies.
How Home Health Works
1 Referral Or Call
Your physician may refer you, or you can call us directly. We verify eligibility and benefits and explain what is covered.
2 Assessment At Home
A nurse or therapist visits to learn your goals, review medications, evaluate safety risks, and set a starting plan.
3 Personalized Plan Of Care
Your interdisciplinary team outlines visit frequency, teaching topics, and realistic milestones. We coordinate with your physician and adjust quickly when needs change.
4 Ongoing Teaching And Progress Checks
You receive practical education every visit so care feels manageable. We measure progress, update the plan, and share clear next steps with you and your family.
Service Areas
We serve Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, Los Angeles County, San Diego County, Ventura County and nearby areas.
Acacia Home Health & Palliative
- Address: 17780 Fitch, Suite 200 Irvine, CA 92614
- Phone: (949) 335-5515
- Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- After-Hours Availability: Our staff is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A nurse is available by telephone during non-office hours to address patient needs or urgent visits.
Please contact our office for information about Acacia Home Health Services. For an overview of skilled nursing, therapy, and at-home recovery services, visit our page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who pays for Home Health Care?
Acacia's Home Health is 100% covered by Medicare Part A.
Who qualifies for Home Health Care?
Eligibility is based on a skilled need such as nursing, therapy, or medical social services that can be safely provided at home. We confirm criteria with your physician and your plan.
How often will visits occur?
Visit frequency depends on goals and the plan of care. Nursing and therapy visits may increase during periods of greater need.
Can you help me organize medications?
Yes. We review your medications, teach safe timing and side effects, prepare weekly organizers when appropriate, and monitor how well the plan works.
Do you provide equipment and supplies?
Your team recommends safe equipment. When covered, we request authorizations and coordinate delivery and teaching.
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Speak With Our Home Health Team
Call (800) 993-9391. Ask how Home Health Care can support skilled nursing, therapy, and medical social services at home so you feel safer and stronger every day.