13735 Victory Blvd, Suite 18, Van Nuys, CA 91401

CARE, BUILT AROUND YOU

The support you need.
The home you love.

Services at Orange Home Health are introduced through six individual pages covering nursing, personal support, therapy and medical social work.

Physical therapy

Discuss physical therapy needs, assessment and available services with our team.

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Occupational therapy

Ask about occupational therapy as part of an individualized home health care plan.

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Speech therapy

Talk with us about speech therapy services and the next steps for assessment.

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Medical social work

Explore medical social work support and the questions your family would like help navigating.

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THOUGHTFUL FROM THE START

One person.
One individual
care plan.

Our services begin with an assessment and a plan shaped around your care requirements.

Talk to Orange
  1. 01

    Begin with your questions

    Discuss the support you need, where you live and how we can reach you.

  2. 02

    Understand the assessment

    Learn what information is needed and how your care requirements are reviewed.

  3. 03

    Plan the next step

    Talk through an individualized service plan and confirm availability with the team.

PRACTICAL QUESTIONS MATTER

Your area.
Your questions.

Our office is in Van Nuys. Contact Orange to confirm home-visit availability at your address and ask about payment or coverage for your situation.

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FOR YOU. FOR SOMEONE YOU LOVE.

A little conversation.
A meaningful beginning.

Let’s talk about care at home and the next step for your family.

HELPFUL INFORMATION

Services: 5 helpful answers.

Services at Orange Home Health are introduced through six individual pages covering nursing, personal support, therapy and medical social work. The overview helps you identify the area that relates to your question, while each service page provides more detail and a way to make an enquiry. Start with the person’s needs and the information you want to clarify, rather than trying to select a complete care arrangement from a list. Appropriate services, location availability and benefits should be discussed with the team and the professionals involved in the individual assessment and planning process.

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Which home health services are presented here?

The six areas are skilled nursing, home health aide support, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and medical social work. Each has its own focus and professional role. Read the page that relates to your question and ask how a proposed service fits the individual situation. The overview does not establish that every service is appropriate or required for every person.

How can I decide which service to ask about first?

Begin with a general description of the question you are trying to answer. You might want to understand nursing support, assistance with personal care, a therapy assessment or resource coordination. The separate pages explain those areas without requiring you to make a clinical decision yourself. If you are unsure, use the general contact page and ask where the enquiry should be directed.

Can more than one service be involved?

Several professionals may be involved when the assessed needs call for different areas of home health support. The roles and goals should be explained within the care planning process. Ask how the team communicates, which information will be needed and who can clarify the next steps. A request made through the website starts a conversation; it does not assign professionals or confirm a schedule for multiple services.

What should I check about location and insurance?

Review the coverage area and insurance accepted pages, then ask about the particular address, service and plan. Those pages provide starting points rather than an individual availability or benefits decision. The Medicare home health resource can help you explore general program information, but it does not confirm a personal arrangement with Orange Home Health.

How do I start a service enquiry?

The individual service pages include an enquiry form requiring a name, email address and phone number, with an optional message. State the general question you want to discuss and keep sensitive documents out of the public form. You can also call 818-532-5353. If further private information is needed, ask for an appropriate way to share it. Our Privacy Policy explains the website’s enquiry practices.