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We’re stronger together.

Our Services

New Dimensions Home Healthcare, LLC offers a range of in-home services for the care and management of your health conditions to help you maintain your well-being and independence.

Registered nurses are available to assist you 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and will work closely with you and your doctor to establish a treatment plan to meet your needs. Our nursing staff will keep your doctor continuously updated.




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Call us today, for more details.

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Personal Care Services

Personal Care Services is  provided for individuals who need assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL) such as bathing, dressing, toileting, ambulation, or feeding. Personal Care Services can also include assistance with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) such as meal preparation, grocery shopping, and money management.

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Personal care  is a specialized service that provides quality home care assistance to seniors and disabled individuals. Our Care Providers  assist with homemaking and personal activities, allowing seniors to remain at home living comfortably in their own comfort. 


Hygiene is an essential element to our daily needs, without good hygiene it could lead to poor health. Our Care Providers make hygiene and personal care a main priority when we care and serve our Individuals. 


  • Bathing and grooming
  • Dressing
  • Incontinence and bathroom assistance
  • Ambulation and mobility
  • Transferring and positioning
  • Respite care
  • And many more
  • Our companions participate in a number of
  • activities based on the needs and interests of our
  • clients, including:
  • Meal planning and preparation
  • Walking and exercise
  • Transportation for errands, events and
  • appointments
  • Light housekeeping and organization
  • Pet and plant care
  • Reminders of medication, events, birthdays
  • And many more personalized services.

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​Who Should Consider New Dimensions Home Healthcare, LLC​

  • A history of falls
  • Weight loss, diminished appetite or willingness to prepare meals, spoiled food in the refrigerator
  • Problems with walking or balance, getting up or down, or transferring in and out of bed
  • Lessened driving skills or recent car accidents
  • Changes in personal grooming or hygiene such as uncombed hair, body odor, infrequent bathing or shaving, or wearing unclean or stained clothing
  • Not remembering to take medication or get prescriptions refilled, difficulty managing multiple prescriptions
  • The home has become cluttered or unclean
  • Paperwork is piling up or bills are not paid
  • A loss of interest in socializing or in activities that were once enjoyed
  • Confusion, memory loss, difficulty concentrating and changes in personality which are signs of dementia or Alzheimer's disease are for Chronic Illness and Surgical Recovery
  • Returning home from a hospital or rehab requires planning. A needs assessment is necessary to create a realistic and sustainable plan for the care steps post discharge. Family caregivers need awareness on the healing process in order to help a loved one heal.

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Home Health Care

Home Healthcare Services includes any professional support service that allows a person to live safely in their home. Home Healthcare Services can help someone who is aging and needs assistance to live independently; is managing chronic health issues; is recovering from a Post Opt; or has special needs or a disability. Professional caregivers such as nurses, and aides to provide short-term or long-term care in the home, depending on a person's needs.

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In general, the goal of home health care is to treat an illness or injury Home health care helps you:


  • Get better
  • Regain your independence

  • Become as self-sufficient as possible

  • Maintain your current condition or level of function

  • Slow decline








                            

                                                                Overall health monitoring
                                                      Administering medications
                                                                  Monitoring vital signs
                                                                         Caring for wounds
                                                                                  Diabetes care
                                                    Technology dependent care

                                                                              And many more

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Anyone in need of the Following Qualifies for Home Health Care Services:

              Skilled Services                                                                                                                                                                                                  

• Observation and assessment 

• Teaching and training related to medication regimens, disease process, and safety 

• Rehabilitation services 

• Sterile procedures 

• Injections 

• Complex wound care 

           Non-skilled Services 

• Home Health Aids 

• Medication Set-up 

• Personal care assistance

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End of Life Care

and ​

Respite Services


Our ultimate goal is seeing that our clients recieving long term care services from our agency from start to finish, stay in their own dwelling. With end-of-life care is to provide a comfortable enviroment for your loved one and to help families make the most of their unexpected time together. We help by providing extra services.

​ Our agency understands that while caring for your loved one can be overwhelming, challenge and inconvience to your schedule as the care provider. Our agency provide respite services for tempory services.


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Unlike other medical care, the focus of end of life care isn't to cure the underlying disease. The goal is to support the highest quality of life possible for whatever time remains.

While the symptoms in the final stages of life vary from person to person and according to the type of life-limiting illness, there are some common symptoms experienced near the end of life. It’s important to remember, though, that experiencing any of them does not necessarily indicate that your loved one’s condition is deteriorating or that death is close.

Who Qualifies for End of Life Services?

Treatments are no longer working or are causing more pain and discomfort than they seem to be worth.


The individual has serious pain or other symptoms that are proving very difficult to manage, such as continued weight loss, severe fatigue, difficulty with daily personal care, difficulty breathing or swallowing, and continuing fluid build-up in the body.


The individual wants to focus on the quality of their life instead of curing a disease.


Family members are beginning to feel overwhelmed emotionally or physically by providing daily care for the loved one and unsure whether they are providing the best possible care; they would benefit from support and guidance from trained professionals.


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