Meet our clinicians.
CEO // PRESIDENT // PHYSICAL THERAPIST
Alison M., DPT
Why do you love working in home health?
“I love working in home health because I get to provide care to patients where they are most comfortable. Every single patient has taught me some sort of lesson :) ”
Where are you from?
Long Beach, CA, Seattle, & the CA Central Coast
Something silly
I drink way too much coffee
Technical details
Ali holds a Doctorate of Physical Therapy and a Bachelors in Health Administration, both from Loma Linda University.
DIRECTOR OF NURSING // REGISTERED NURSE
Paige L., BSN
Why do you love working in home health?
“I love being able to spend one-on-one time with patients, not being pulled in so many directions at once like in a hospital setting. My favorite patient was a sweet lady who had broken her hip. I got to walk her through her post-op care during the start of COVID, all the way back to her prior level of independence: laughing and smiling back home.”
Where are you from?
Walla Walla, Washington
Something silly
Please don’t talk too much!!
Technical details
Paige received her AS in Nursing from Yakima Valley Community College, and her BS in Nursing from The University of Providence.
PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT
Jarrod C., PTA
Why do you love working in home health?
“Being able to relate with patients who are overcoming injury: I remember rehabbing an ACL patient back to sports. She was teasing me that she could do agility ladder faster than me (she knew about my ACL repairs). But I had to prove her wrong.”
Where are you from?
San Bernardino, CA
Something silly
I’ve had five knee surgeries from sports (big Dodger fan).
Technical details
Jarrod holds a BS in Kinesiology from California Baptist University and an AS in Physical Therapy from Loma Linda University.
REGISTERED NURSE
Melody B., BSN
Why do you love working in home health?
“I love the satisfaction of knowing I am providing a meaningful service to those in need.”
Where are you from?
Upland, CA
Something silly
I have a seasonal job teaching kids to sword fight at the renaissance festival in Corona.
Technical details
Melody earned her BS in Nursing from Chaffey College. She has worked in home health for ten years.
INTAKE COORDINATOR
Giuliana M.
Why do you love working in home health?
“As a volunteer in high school, I had a Hospice patient who was the sweetest man. He had an amazing view on life; constantly talked about the full life he lived and the contentment he felt at the end. He encouraged me to take risks and further my education.”
Where are you from?
Montebello, California
Something silly
I love Harry Potter ♥️
Technical details
Giuliana graduated from Concorde Career College in 2017. She has worked in home health with Hospice for more than five years.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Dorre Y., OTD
Why do you love working in home health?
“The patient impacted me the most was a young woman who, with her husband, had moved away from their hometown and extended family. Her new home was near shops and restaurants, but she was no longer able to get out on her own. She had spent much of the past year alone and in bed, as her husband worked during the day and she could not leave the house without him. It was the end of a long day for me and I was preoccupied with my own worry as I began the evaluation process. Together, we strategized how she was going to reclaim her independence. Together, we made a plan for her physical health as well as her emotional and spiritual well-being. We laughed, we cried, we hugged when I left. The gift she gave me was this: Though times may be tough, it is the connections we build with each other that matter most. Together we found hope.”
Where are you from?
Honolulu, Hawaii
Something silly
I can talk a good hippie/crunchy/organic/whole food game, but give me a bag of Doritos or Kraft mac & cheese (powder not sauce) and IT IS OVER!
Technical details
Dorre graduated from Loma Linda University in 1993. She has worked in home health for four years.
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
Jordan T., DPT
Why do you love working in home health?
“I love getting to know patients on a more personal level by working with them in their own dwelling. It allows us to practice the exact tasks at home that are difficult. One of the most memorable moments for me is repeated: when a patient is able to walk into a new area after being bedridden for some time. To see their excitement is one of the most rewarding feelings I get as a physical therapist.”
Where are you from?
I claim Texas but I was born in California. I have also lived in Maryland, Tennessee, and Egypt.
Something silly
I am incredibly skilled at falling asleep. I have been known to fall asleep (all of these in my adult life) while: eating, talking (literally mid-sentence), documenting patient notes, and many other times.
Technical details
Jordan received his Doctor in Physical Therapy from Loma Linda University in 2015. He has worked in home health for two years.