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OLIDIA VETERANS CARE TEAM

United Care for Those Who Served.

Olidia Veterans delivers home and community-based services through a coordinated network of caregivers and stakeholders who specialize in supporting veterans. Each role contributes unique expertise, from direct clinical care to housing support and family engagement. This collaborative model ensures veterans receive holistic care that respects their service and honors their needs. Together, we create safe, stable, and compassionate pathways for health, independence, and community belonging.

  • HOME HEALTH NURSES

    Home health nurses provide skilled clinical care for veterans with medical or chronic conditions in their homes. They administer medications, monitor vital signs, and coordinate treatment plans with physicians. Their role bridges hospital-level care and home comfort. By ensuring medical needs are met at home, they reduce hospitalizations and enhance veterans’ independence.

  • PERSONAL CARE AIDES

    Personal care aides assist veterans with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and light housekeeping. They support independence while ensuring safety and dignity in the home environment. Aides often develop strong bonds with veterans, becoming trusted companions in daily routines. Their presence helps veterans live comfortably and confidently in their communities.

  • RESPIRATORY AND REHABILITATION THERAPISTS

    Therapists deliver specialized respiratory, physical, and occupational therapies for veterans with complex conditions. They design individualized plans to improve mobility, breathing, and overall function. By providing therapy at home or in community settings, they support recovery and long-term health. Their care helps veterans regain independence and achieve better quality of life.

  • CASE MANAGERS AND SOCIAL WORKERS

    Case managers and social workers connect veterans to medical, housing, financial, and community resources. They act as advocates, ensuring veterans receive the benefits and services they are entitled to. Their guidance simplifies complex systems and builds stability. By coordinating care and support, they help veterans navigate challenges with dignity and confidence.

  • FAMILY CAREGIVERS

    Family members provide day-to-day support, companionship, and advocacy for veterans. They assist with household tasks, personal care, and coordination of services. Families also offer the emotional connection that strengthens resilience and well-being. Their involvement is central to ensuring veterans feel supported both medically and personally.

  • COMMUNITY AND VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS

    Veteran service organizations, faith groups, and community partners extend support beyond clinical care. They provide peer networks, social programs, and community reintegration opportunities. These groups help reduce isolation and promote a sense of belonging. Their role complements professional care by honoring service and fostering camaraderie.