Specialty Home Care Services

Managing Health Effectively

Chronic Disease Management

Living with a chronic condition like heart failure, diabetes, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) can make everyday life feel overwhelming. Managing medications, monitoring symptoms, and keeping up with healthy routines demands constant effort—and often, professional support to stay on track.

COPD Care at Home

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) makes breathing difficult and can significantly impact daily life. At Master Home Therapy, our home health services offer the essential support needed to manage symptoms and promote well-being.

Home health aides assist with proper inhaler and nebulizer use, while skilled nurses educate patients on recognizing early warning signs—such as increased coughing, phlegm, or shortness of breath. Our physical therapists provide safe, guided exercises and breathing techniques to help maintain lung function and build endurance.

Diabetes Care at Home

Managing diabetes requires consistent attention to blood sugar monitoring, medication adherence, and maintaining a balanced diet. At Master Home Therapy, our home health aides assist with glucose checks, medication reminders, and preparing diabetic-friendly meals to support daily care routines. Our skilled nurses provide essential education on lifestyle modifications, proper foot care, and early signs of complications—helping to reduce the risk of blood sugar fluctuations and related health issues. With in-home support, patients can more confidently and effectively manage their diabetes and enjoy a better quality of life.

Heart Failure Support at Home

Heart failure can lead to symptoms such as breathlessness, fatigue, and fluid retention, making even simple daily tasks difficult. At Master Home Therapy, our home health aides provide vital support—including medication reminders, transport to appointments, heart-healthy meal preparation, and monitoring of vital signs. Early detection of warning signs can help prevent hospital readmissions. Our skilled nurses also educate patients on diet, exercise, and medical compliance, empowering them to take control of their condition and live more independently and confidently at home.

About Us

Trusted Home Health Care Services

Master Home Therapy is a trusted provider of in-home health care services throughout Chicago, Orland Park, Oak Park, Downers Grove, Elmhurst, Lombard, and Tinley Park, IL. Established in 2004, we are licensed by the Illinois Department of Public Health and Medicare-certified.

Our compassionate team of experienced professionals delivers personalized, high-quality care tailored to each individual’s unique needs. At Master Home Therapy, we are proud to provide services with dedication, respect, and the highest standard of care—because your health and comfort deserve nothing less.

Focused Specialized Support

Specialty Care Program

Our COPD Management Program is a multidisciplinary approach that includes:

Comprehensive initial assessment
Focus on early symptom detection
Patient and caregiver education for home self-care
Medication review and education
Guidance on treatment compliance and adherence
Nutritional education and support
Rehabilitation team to restore optimal function
Interventional symptom management

COPD Care Evaluation

COPD Program Evaluation Needed If:

While often used together, physical therapy and occupational therapy serve distinct purposes in recovery and daily functioning. At Master Home Therapy, we help you understand the unique goals and approaches of each service—so you can choose the right care for your specific needs and lifestyle.

You may need a COPD Management Program evaluation if You:

Have recently been hospitalized for COPD exacerbation
Have utilized the emergency department or urgent care center for after-hours management of COPD symptoms
Have to be routinely scheduled for unplanned or “fit-in” office visits
Have recently started (or required a change in) oxygen therapy
Present at an office visit with poorly controlled dyspnea
Require assistance in managing secretions or airway clearance
Have experienced a change in medication with a recent office visit
Need education in medication management
Are poorly compliant with aerosolized/nebulized medications
Experience frequent exacerbation of COPD symptoms
Have multiple co-morbid conditions that impact the COPD treatment plan
Have respiratory symptoms that impair their ability to safely ambulate
Have respiratory symptoms that impact their ability to perform routine activities of daily living

The elderly population uses more medications than any other group and are more prone to taking them incorrectly. Physicians frequently see elderly patients who misuse respiratory medications. It’s estimated that up to 70% of patients with chronic respiratory conditions use inhaled medications improperly, with both overuse and underuse being equally common.

Patients managing COPD may encounter a variety of challenges, including:

Our specialized COPD Management Program supports patients in following recommended treatments and helps prevent or manage many associated conditions.

The health improvements and education provided through the program play a crucial role in helping patients achieve a better quality of life.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of services do home health aides provide for chronic disease management?

Home health aides assist with managing chronic diseases by helping with personal care and activities of daily living (ADLs), providing medication reminders, monitoring weight and vital signs, educating patients about symptoms and necessary lifestyle changes, and coaching them in the daily management of their condition.

Will my insurance cover home health care services?

Most major health insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, offer coverage for home health care services. This typically includes part-time skilled nursing, physical therapy, assistance with daily living activities from a home health aide, and necessary medical equipment. To understand the details of your coverage, contact your insurance provider directly.

How do I qualify for home health care services?

Home medical care typically requires a doctor’s referral and proof of homebound status, meaning the patient must need significant effort or assistance to leave home. Chronic conditions such as COPD, heart disease, and diabetes often qualify for support, as symptoms like fatigue and shortness of breath can severely limit mobility.

How do I get the equipment I need?

Simply speak with our home health care team about the items your doctor has prescribed or recommended. Our team can also suggest any additional equipment you may need. We take care of contacting your medical providers and equipment company to gather the required paperwork, and we coordinate the delivery and setup of the equipment in your home.

Is there maintenance required for the equipment?

Yes, regular upkeep is essential to ensure safe and proper functioning. For rented equipment such as hospital beds, oxygen systems, power chairs, and scooters, the medical equipment company is responsible for handling all maintenance, repairs, and replacements while the rental agreement is active.

How often will a home health aide visit?

The frequency of visits is determined by each patient’s personalized care plan. The home health agency arranges the schedule according to the patient’s specific needs.

What type of assistance can a home health care provide for diabetes management?

For diabetes management, a multi-disciplinary team works together to create a personalized care plan for the patient. This may include, but is not limited to, education on the disease process, symptom control strategies such as blood sugar monitoring, medication management, and support with adhering to prescribed diet and exercise plans.

What types of medical equipment do you help acquire?

We assist in obtaining a wide range of medical equipment for home use, including hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, oxygen systems, blood pressure monitors, patient lifts, CPAP machines, bathroom safety items like shower chairs and grab bars, and much more.

Does my insurance cover home medical equipment?

Most major medical insurance plans cover a portion of home medical equipment, such as wheelchairs, hospital beds, and oxygen, when deemed medically necessary and with a doctor’s prescription. Our team is knowledgeable in insurance requirements and will manage the entire process for you, from approval to claims filing.

Your Next Steps…

Initial Call

After receiving your request, we’ll contact you to discuss your specific needs, walk you through our process, and collect essential information, including your doctor’s details and insurance coverage.

Insurance & Referral Confirmation

Our team will reach out to your doctor to secure the required order for care and verify your insurance benefits to confirm coverage. We take care of all the details, allowing you to focus on your health and recovery.

Treatment Plan & Scheduling

Once everything is confirmed, we’ll contact you to review your customized treatment plan and arrange your in-home appointment at a time that’s most convenient for you.

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Caring for Neighborhoods Throughout Chicagoland

Master Home Therapy provides high-quality home health services throughout Chicago and the surrounding areas. Our compassionate team is dedicated to delivering expert care in the comfort of your home. Explore the areas we serve below:

Chicago
Orland Park
Tinley Park
Lemont
New Lenox
Oak Lawn
Frankfort
Mokena

Chicago Ridge
Homer Glen
Calumet City
Oak Park
Burbank
Chicago Heights
Evergreen Park
Homewood

Alsip
Palos Hills
Palos Heights
Lockport
Downers Grove
Elmhurst
Lombard
Villa Park

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