Our Staff

Our team of experts can assess and treat your illness at home under the direction of your physician:

Registered Nurses

Our RN's assess, evaluate, manage and provide instruction for a wide range of conditions and symptom management. Nurses administer special treatments such as dressing changes, ostomy care, injections and IV therapy

Home Health Aides

Our Certified Home Health Aides help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, and hair and nail care.

Social Workers

Medical Social workers provide information about community resources, planning, counseling and support in dealing with medical, social, emotional and financial issues.

Physical Therapists

Physical therapists help improve and restore strength, mobility, sensation, balance and safety.

Occupational Therapists

Occupational therapists increase strength and coordination in the hands and arms and improve independence and safety in self-care, kitchen, and household activities.

Speech Therapists

Speech therapists help patients with communication disorders and/or swallowing difficulty.

Some of the many illnesses and conditions we care for at home are heart disease, respiratory illnesses, cancer, orthopedic injuries and surgeries, wound care, IV therapy, symptom management, and palliative care.

Our home health agency is state-licensed, Medicare-certified and CHAP accredited. We accept Medicare, Medicaid, and most commercial health insurance.

Interested in becoming a part of the PHH Family? Check out our Career opportunities.

Contact Us

Please fill out the form below and let us know how we can help you or any questions you may have.  To protect your privacy, please do not use this contact form for patient issues or concerns regarding patient care.

When joining PHHI in 2009 I did not realize I was joining such a family-oriented, supportive environment that puts people first. I take pride from being part of PHHI that's served the community for nearly 50 years, delivering excellent care with compassion and dedication every step of the way.
Brenda
PHH Employee
Transitioning to home healthcare after seven years in an outpatient field has opened my eyes to the wonders we can achieve by reestablishing quality of life through compassion-focused care. Some people need light and added help while going through a challenge in life, and home health provides this. Respect and integrity are essential to building a relationship with each individual while providing services that may otherwise be nearly impossible to receive due to transportation, caregiving assistance, and other barriers. It feels so rewarding to help a person regain a sense of safety, hope, and confidence in his or her own home—allowing them to continue living with dignity and demonstrating a meaningful lifestyle. I will continue to strive to provide compassionate care for the Eastern Panhandle with hopes of creating great bonds within the community.
Sydney
PHH Employee