We provide in-home care your loved one needs at no cost to you.

Most people don’t realize that services like skilled nursing, help with bathing and hygiene, physician therapy, and wound care can all happen right at home, fully covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or insurance.

One of our nurses can come out, assess the situation, and help create a plan that fits.

Wimberley

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Dripping Springs

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Blanco

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Kyle

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San Marcos

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Buda

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New Braunfels

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Canyon Lake

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Wimberley 〰️ Dripping Springs 〰️ Blanco 〰️ Kyle 〰️ San Marcos 〰️ Buda 〰️ New Braunfels 〰️ Canyon Lake 〰️

Most families don’t know where to start, and that’s okay.

Home Health, Palliative Care, Hospice … the terms alone can feel overwhelming.

What’s covered? What’s the difference? And what does your loved one actually need right now?

That’s where we come in. You don’t have to figure it out on your own.

Our team understands every level of in-home care, and we’ll help you sort through the options, without pressure, and at no cost to you.

We’ll send a nurse to assess the situation, explain what they qualify for, and create a plan that brings the right support home.

How we help

Getting the care you deserve at home is easier than you think.

Step #1.

Call and Schedule an In-Home Assessment.

Give us a call 24/7 to discuss your needs. Our team will schedule a free in-home assessment with a nurse at a time that works for you.

512-537-8950

Step #2.

Develop a Personalized Plan of Care.

During our in-home assessment, our nurse will evaluate your medical needs, home environment, and goals. We will then work with your physician to create a personalized care plan tailored to your situation.

Depending on your loved one’s needs, this may include:

  • Skilled Nursing Visits to manage medications, wounds, lab draws or vital signs

  • Physician, Occupational, or Speech Therapy to support mobility and independence

  • Nurse’s Aides to help with bathing, dressing, or other daily tasks

  • Social Work for emotional support and resource navigation

  • Palliative or hospice coordination if more comfort-focused care is needed.

Step #3

Begin Care.

Whether it’s nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, personal care, or comfort-focused support, we’ll bring a plan that brings help to your doorstep.

Three Types of Care. One Local Team.

Not sure what kind of care your loves one needs? That’s completely normal.

We offer three types of in-home care and we’ll help you figure out what fits best.

Home Health

Help recovering at home after illness, surgery, or a hospital stay.

Skilled nurses and therapists come to your home to provide things like wound care, physical therapy, help with bathing or mobility, and more. It’s medical care, just without the hospital walls.

Palliative Care

Support for serious illness, even while pursuing treatment.
Palliative care helps manage pain, symptoms, and stress for people living with conditions like cancer, heart failure, or dementia. We focus on comfort, quality of life, and emotional support for both patients and families.

Hospice

Comfort and peace at home.

Hospice helps your loved one stay at home, surrounded by family, with medical care focused on comfort and quality of life. It includes nursing, medications, equipment, emotional support, and help for the whole family.

Why Families Choose Us.

Every member of our care team lives and works right here in the Hill Country. We’re not a distant corporation or chain; we’re your neighbors.

From the very first call, you’ll talk directly with our owner or a member of our nursing staff; no phone trees, no runaround.

With over decades of experience providing home health, palliative, and hospice care, we’ve built our reputation on being both clinically excellent and personally accessible. It’s not just our job, it’s our calling to walk this road with you.

Thank you to Colleen Ritter (Owner) and her staff for always answering the phone and coming out to the house to help when I had questions about how to care for mom. Thank you to the kind nurses and caregivers.
— Elizabeth Jan 2024
The care provided to my father improved his quality of life and length of life. Hospice was also of tremendous benefit to me as the primary caregiver.
— August 2024

Common Questions from Familes

  • We can provide skilled nursing, physical and occupational therapy, help with bathing and hygiene, medication management, social work support, and more. Depending on your loved one’s needs, we’ll match them with the right level of care — whether that’s home health, palliative, or hospice.

  • Medicare, Medicaid and many private insurances cover all of the cost for home health or hospice. We do not charge an out of pocket for providing services. We’ll walk you through what’s covered before anything starts.

  • Not necessarily. You can call us directly. One of our nurses will come out, assess the situation, and work with your doctor to coordinate any needed orders or paperwork.

  • We provide both. Home health helps people recover at home, like after surgery or suffering from a chronic illness. Hospice is for people with a terminal illness who want comfort-focused care. Not sure which is right? We can help guide you.

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  • Usually within 24–48 hours after we receive a referral or request an evaluation.

  • Our home base is Wimberley, TX but we service the Hill Country from Driftwood, Dripping Springs and Buda down to New Braunfels, Canyon Lake and Blanco.

Still have questions?

Dont hesitate to call or explore our Home Health and Hospice specific sites

Contact Us + Referrals

Always feel free to give us a call at 512-537-5890. However, if you would prefer to fill out a request and have us get back to you, please complete the form, and someone from our team will get back to you ASAP.

Fax Orders to 866-616-7615