Courageous Home Health

We would LOOVVEEE it if you came and joined the Courageous Family. Whether you are interested in working with us or receive our services. Give us a call today at 816-600-0178 to get started!

Fast Fact! Home-based care allows people to live independently at home, which is the most cost-effective setting for many types of care, says the American Association for Homecare

Looking for someone to help your loved one with tube feeding? Give us a call at 816-600-0108 for more information!

FAST FACT! Home care aides, known formally as personal care aides (PCAs) and home health aides (HHAs), are the nation’s second and third fastest-growing occupations.

FAST FACT! Health care agencies use the ADL and IADL to evaluate seniors to see which daily functions they can do for themselves.

!!NOW HIRING!!- We are always looking for motivated people to come and join our team. Email us your resumes at musudeenharrell@gmail we will review your resume and be in touch!

NOW HIRING!!! We are always looking for motivated people to come and join our team. Email us your resumes at musudeenharrell@gmail we will review your resume and be in touch!

!!!NOW HIRING!!!- We are always looking for motivated people to come and join our team. Email us your resumes at musudeenharrell@gmail we will review your resume and be in touch!

!!NOW HIRING- We are always looking for motivated people to come and join our team. Email us your resumes at musudeenharrell@gmail we will review your resume and be in touch!

Wartime Vets, even those NOT injured in wartime, might qualify for a disability pension for themselves and/or their spouses by filling out VA Form 21-526 at the veteran’s administration.

Who are home health care aides? Home health care aides help people who are elderly, disabled, ill and/or mentally disabled to live in their own homes or in residential care facilities instead of in health facilities or institutions. Most in-home care aides work for agencies that provide these home care services directly to the care recipient and are paid by the recipient or the recipient’s family.

Home health care agencies use a list of the basic activities of daily living (known as ADL) and the instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) when helping seniors or their caretakers to decide if home health care aides are the best choice. For example, the basic activities of daily living (ADL) consist of these self-care tasks: Bathing Dressing Eating... Moving from bed to chair Bladder/bowel control Using the bathroom Walking/Exercising See more

Examples of patients who would benefit from home care are: Those recovering from surgery Disabled or chronically ill persons needing medical treatment and/or assistance with the activities of daily living Patients recovering from a stroke, heart attack, heart surgery, high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes, lung disease, diseases of the nervous system and terminal illness... Patients who have undergone hip or knee replacement surgery, those receiving IV therapy, and those with a colostomy or catheter These examples are not all-inclusive, however, they illustrate the breadth of home care services we provide. See more