Serving Galveston County, Texas
You've been treated in the ER, given a stack of papers, and sent home. Now what? For many patients — especially older adults managing multiple conditions — the days after an ER visit are when things fall apart. Medications change, wounds need monitoring, and no one is checking whether you're actually getting better.
Our nurses and therapists bridge that gap. Within 24-48 hours of your ER discharge, a nurse visits your home to review what happened, reconcile your medications, assess any wounds or injuries, and set up a follow-up plan with your physician. If you need physical therapy, wound care, or infusion therapy, we bring those services to you as part of a coordinated plan that keeps you from bouncing right back to the ER.
We serve these communities in Galveston County:
Galveston · League City · Texas City · La Marque · Dickinson · Santa Fe · Friendswood · Hitchcock · Kemah · Bacliff
We coordinate with these local facilities:
UTMB Health — John Sealy Hospital · UTMB Health — Jennie Sealy Hospital · Shriners Hospitals for Children · Mainland Medical Center · HCA Houston Healthcare Clear Lake · UTMB Health League City Campus
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What happens next
What we do
Response Time
An RN is on call 24/7. We prioritize post-ER patients for rapid intake — most visits within 24-48 hours.
24/7 RN On Call
Medicare 4.5-Star Rated
Serving SE Texas since 1995
Insurance & Coverage
We accept Medicare &
major advantage plans
Our team verifies your coverage and handles the paperwork so you can focus on healing. Not sure about your plan? Call us — we'll help you understand your benefits.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, home health requires a physician order. If you weren't referred from the ER, your primary care doctor can place the order, or we can help coordinate it.
We aim for a first visit within 24-48 hours of receiving the referral. For urgent situations, we can often respond faster.
Even 'minor' ER visits can have follow-up needs — medication changes, wound checks, or monitoring for symptoms that might recur. A single nursing visit to make sure everything is on track can prevent a second ER trip.
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Ready to get care in Galveston County?
Contact us today. A nurse is always available to discuss whether home care is right for your situation.
For life-threatening emergencies, always call 911.