Panhandle Home Health employees have a personal commitment to provide outstanding patient care and a responsibility to do our absolute best every day. Serving our patients and their family is truly a labor of love. TOGETHER, WE ARE BETTER!
You can also mail a donation to 208 Old Mill Rd, Martinsburg, WV 25401. Please write Annual Giving in the memo.
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These numbers show just how large of an impact our donors can have on serving our community and transforming our patients’ lives.
Please join us in building a healthy and strong community by supporting Panhandle Home Health and its mission. Your financial gift is extremely important to us, as it provides resources that will have an immediate impact, keeping existing programs up and running and developing new initiatives to improve the quality of life for so many.
Your gift will be used to fund one or more of the following areas:
Charity Care Program
Charity Care Program
Providing free or reduced-cost in-home care services to our patients in financial need or distress.
Endowment Funds
Endowment Funds
Two established funds at Eastern West Virginia Community Foundation
Emergency Generator
Emergency Generator
To allow for PHH to continue services in the event of a power outage.
Technology
Technology
Staff are out in the field and need access to charting & communication
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)
Program specifically designed for CHF patients, which includes protocols to assess and monitor a patient’s cardio-pulmonary status including assessment of the patient’s heart and lung sounds, weight, edema, and medication management.
Total Joint Protocols
Total Joint Protocols
Program designed to ensure timely initiation of care for joint replacement patients including a consistent regiment of physical therapy visits, a home exercise program and patient instruction that promotes a safe return to independence.
Advanced Wound Care Program
Advanced Wound Care Program
Promoting better management of complex wounds including training & certification for RNs; would like to expand training for diabetic & ostomy care
