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Clinical Care at Home

Clear information for families navigating more complex care needs and clinical coordination at home.

Home health nurse checking an older adult’s blood pressure at home
Nurse discussing a care notebook with an older woman and family member at home

G-Tube and Tracheostomy Care at Home: Questions to Discuss With Your Clinical Team

A family planning guide for weighing home-based support and facility care when feeding tube or tracheostomy needs are part of the picture.

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OPA Home Care guide: Oxygen at Home: Safety Rules and Questions for Your Clinical Team

Oxygen at Home: Safety Rules and Questions for Your Clinical Team

Medical oxygen makes fire burn faster and hotter. These are the household rules, and the questions to settle before oxygen comes home.

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OPA Home Care guide: Wound Care at Home: Questions to Discuss With Your Clinical Team

Wound Care at Home: Questions to Discuss With Your Clinical Team

Before a family member comes home with a surgical wound, a pressure injury, or a slow-healing sore, settle who does what and what to watch for.

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OPA Home Care guide: Catheter and Ostomy Care at Home: Questions to Discuss With Your Clinical Team

Catheter and Ostomy Care at Home: Questions to Discuss With Your Clinical Team

A urinary catheter or an ostomy changes daily routines. Settle the care plan, the supplies, and the warning signs before the person comes home.

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OPA Home Care guide: What Happens During a Skilled Nursing Visit at Home

What Happens During a Skilled Nursing Visit at Home

What a nurse usually does in the home, and how the family can prepare so each visit accomplishes more.

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