Home Health Care

As an integral part of KAMC, the Home Health Care Department strives to provide the National Guard and their dependents with the highest quality of multidisciplinary services within available resources to complete the continuity of care from admission through discharge from the hospital continuing into the home setting.

Home Health Care commits to achieving optimal patient outcomes through provision by competent staff, to the patient’s physical, psychological, social and spiritual welt being

Home Health Care Operation Capacity

Home Health Care-KAMC Program currently providing service for more than 450 patients at their homes.

Home Health Care Scope of Services

Home Health Care Program is a hospital-based, community program, which was established in March 1994 to facilitate discharges from the hospital and for continuation of patient’s care. It was developed to include as goals, not only to decrease hospital length of stay but also to reduce patient’s visits to E.R., re-admission to hospital, visits to outpatient clinics and laboratories and also as an alternative to hospitalization, i.e. Palliative care and Home IV therapy.

The service offers a multi-national and multidisciplinary service to National Guard patients and their families, Services include medical, nursing, respiratory, occupational therapy, clinical nutrition and social work.