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Asian American Home Health

Our mission is to provide compassionate care and extraordinary service to the patients and families w Our care matters.

We are a family of home health, palliative, hospice, and community care providers. We are committed to clinical excellence and providing compassionate care and extraordinary service to the patients and families we serve. Our care coordination ensures patients receive the clinical care and the support they need while remaining at home, reducing hospital readmissions, and providing support for their caregivers. The right level of care, at the right time.

05/05/2023

Dr. Margaret Chung helped establish the first western hospital in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Thanks to Dr. David Ho’s research, AIDS became a manageable condition. Today we celebrate them and all the other Asian American medical heroes whose contributions improve patient care and save lives. Visit https://nam.edu/asian-pacific-american-heritage-month/ to read more of their stories. National Academy of Medicine

03/23/2023

CenterWell Home Health™ provides skilled clinical care post-surgery and for a wide range of illnesses, injuries and conditions. Find out if home health is right for you: https://bit.ly/what-is-home-healthcare

02/27/2023

At CenterWell Home Health™, we live by the phrase “home is where the heart is.” Our Keeping Hearts at Home specialty program supports patients with chronic heart disease with the care they need to enjoy their best quality of life. As a patient, you’ll also learn how to monitor your condition and master the key skills that can put you back in control of your health. Learn more at CenterWellHomeHealth.com/individuals/conditions/heart-and-lung/. .

02/21/2023

If you or a loved one is recovering from an illness, injury or surgery, or needs help managing a chronic condition, CenterWell Home Health™ may be the right choice. Our skilled home health clinicians provide care for a wide range of conditions, including heart and lung disease, wounds, diabetes and Alzheimer’s. To learn more about our home health services, download our e-Guide to home healthcare at bit.ly/3h2CLa2.

02/17/2023

Today is —a time to recognize the people who give so much of themselves to help others live their best lives. At CenterWell Home Health™, we value the compassionate caregivers who devote themselves to supporting their patients or family members and loved ones with their daily needs. If you’re a caregiver, we encourage you to explore our library of tools, resources and guides designed just for you: CenterwellHomeHealth.com/families-and-caregivers/caregiver-resources/ .

02/15/2023

We're proud to congratulate the branches who earned exceptional ratings from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS): 5 out of 5 stars in Patient Satisfaction and 4.5- and 5-star ratings in Quality of Patient Care. Announced by CMS each quarter, these ratings are based on real patients' experiences. Our patients know we're committed to providing compassionate care that puts their needs at the center—and we're proud our rating reflects that commitment. Read more: CenterWellHomeHealth.com/articles/cms-quality-of-care.

02/13/2023

About 6.2 million adults in the U.S. have heart failure, which happens when the heart struggles to pump blood and oxygen to the rest of the body. The condition is often chronic, but people who have heart failure can live a full and active life with treatment and healthy lifestyle choices. It’s also important to get diagnosed early. If you notice symptoms like shortness of breath, fatigue, difficulty breathing while lying down, and weight gain with swelling in the feet, ankles, legs or stomach, call your healthcare provider. Learn more about heart failure signs and symptoms and how you can learn to manage your condition at https://www.centerwellhomehealth.com/articles/patient-articles/heart-and-lung/understanding-heart-failure/.

02/09/2023

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S.(1) For , we're focusing on bringing attention to cardiovascular health, beginning with helping you understand your risk for heart disease. Age and family history may make you more likely to have heart disease. You can't control those, but there are risk factors you can help manage. If you have high blood pressure or cholesterol, take steps to reduce them. And if you smoke, look into resources to help you quit for good.(2) Visit https://www.centerwellhomehealth.com/articles/patient-articles/heart-and-lung/top-key-risk-factors-heart-disease/ to learn more.
Sources
1. "Heart Disease," Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, last accessed December 14, 2022, www.cdc.gov/heartdisease/index.htm.
2. "Heart Attack Symptoms, Risk, and Recovery," Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, last accessed December 14, 2022, www.cdc.gov/heartdisease/heart_attack.htm.

02/07/2023

Compassionate care, uncompromising service and clinical excellence—that’s what our patients have come to expect from us, and it shows. We’re proud to honor our 35 CenterWell Home Health™ Spotlight branches. Our Spotlight program recognizes the top 10% of our locations in Quality of Care and Patient Satisfaction, based on performance data from Strategic Healthcare Programs. See our branch locations here: CenterWellHomeHealth.com/articles/spotlight-patient-satisfaction.

02/06/2023

Today we celebrate the Black and African American pioneers who broke barriers, fought discrimination and followed their passions to build trailblazing careers in medicine. Their research and discoveries have made a profound impact on healthcare and all of our lives. Visit www.aamc.org/news-insights/celebrating-10-african-american-medical-pioneers to read a few of their stories.

01/27/2023

Daily Difference with Diabetes™ is our specialty program to help you manage your diabetes with confidence, so you can live your healthiest, happiest life.

Want to learn how our skilled clinicians can bring this program and other expert care into the comfort of your home? Visit CenterWellHomeHealth.com/Individuals/Conditions/Diabetes.

01/24/2023

Make this new year the healthiest it can be by making your or your loved one's home safer. A few small changes can go a long way in reducing the risk of falls—and we have a free checklist to help you do just that. Learn more at CenterWellHomeHealth.com/articles/patient-articles/balance-mobility-and-self-care/your-checklist-for-fall-prevention-and-home-safety.

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1840 The Alameda
San Jose, CA
95126

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https://www.kindredathome.com/

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We help people remain at home, surrounded by friends and family, while receiving the highest-quality, most compassionate home-based care possible. Home health is skilled nursing, rehabilitative therapy and social work provided in your home. Care is focused on helping you manage a chronic condition or recover from an acute illness, surgery, accident or a change in medical condition. We deliver services according to your plan of treatment to maximize independent functioning and reduce rehospitalizations. You can remain safe in familiar surroundings while family members and caregivers can also be involved. Whether helping to address a serious illness, manage a chronic disease or recuperate from surgery, our skilled professionals help create a supportive and healing environment in your home.