Conditions We Support
We support individuals with serious medical, developmental, and neurological conditions who require ongoing skilled care, specialized equipment, and daily support.
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Ventilator and tracheostomy dependence
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Neurological disorders and seizure conditions
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Spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries
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Muscular dystrophy and neuromuscular diseases
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Cerebral palsy
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Feeding tube dependence
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Complex chronic illnesses
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Severe developmental disabilities
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Medically fragile children
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Individuals recovering from serious illness or hospitalization
Our System of Support
At Calbert + Harris, we offer a sanctuary of support for medically complex individuals, guiding families through every delicate change with expert care and warmth.
Skilled Nursing Care
Licensed nursing services that provide medical care, treatment, and monitoring to help individuals stay safe and healthy at home.
Ventilator & Tracheostomy Care
Expert in-home care providing airway management, respiratory support, and monitoring for individuals with ventilators or tracheostomies.
Home Health Aide Support
Specialized hands-on support for individuals with complex medical needs, assisting with daily care, safety, comfort, and overall well-being at home.
Care Coordination
Ongoing communication and collaboration between families, healthcare providers, and community resources to ensure seamless, comprehensive care and support.
Hospital-to-Home Transition Support
Personalized assistance to ensure a safe, smooth transition from the hospital to home, reducing complications and helping individuals recover with confidence.
Whole-Family Advocacy
Support and guidance that helps families navigate healthcare, services, resources, and challenges while ensuring every family member's needs are considered.

Why Families Choose Us
Ventilator Care Services
Our Ventilator Care Program provides specialized, around-the-clock support for individuals who depend on mechanical ventilation to breathe safely at home.
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SERVICES INCLUDE
Ventilator monitoring and management
Tracheostomy care
Respiratory assessments
Medication administration
Emergency response support
Family caregiver education
Coordination with physicians and specialists


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