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The Story of All Heart Home Care begins in the early 1950s when Dr. B.F. Allred began his physician practice. He came from humble beginnings, raised in the hills of Middle Tennessee. It was in this era that Dr. Allred established a quality of care for his community in general practice with general surgery and obstetrics. Continuing in his dedication to his Practice, Dr. B.F. spent 50 years offering help to all those in need. He made house calls, hospital and nursing home rounds, worked in his daily clinic, performed surgeries, delivered more than 5,000 babies, and went home most every night to dinner, only to start over again serving the people of his area the next morning.
With this example set before them, Dr. Allred’s three children and six grandchildren have followed in his footsteps. They all continue to be a part of the healthcare industry today as healthcare professionals and managers alike. As part of the Allred Family’s desire to bring the best care possible to the people of Tennessee, they began to grow and expand their services. All Heart Home Care came to be.
Over the years the face of health care has changed, but the way we care and the heart of what we do has not! All Heart Home Care was born of this philosophy, that we can meet the needs of our patients best by helping them live their lives to the fullest from the comfort of home.
Our Family Tree
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Mary Whitley
Post Hip Replacement Patient
How well I get around today is evidence of the great care I received! Ingrid and Suzanne were both awesome to work with. They knew just how hard to push me to get the desired outcome, without pushing so hard that it set me back.
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Jay Napier
A Satisfied Patient
The staff is well qualified and compassionate. They make you feel confident in their care. Catherine is always kind and willing to help & Zach is always very thorough.
Introducing our Energy Worker’s Wellness Program
Recognized by the Department of Labor, All Heart Home Care is an authorized service provider of the EEOICPA Program, or what we like to call our “Energy Worker’s Wellness Program”. This is a unique service that provides Home Health and Private Duty services to those who carry the U.S. Department of Labor Medical Benefits Identification Card. Where else better to go than your locally based provider who is right by your side, able and ready to personally invest in your care?
COVERED UNDER THIS PROGRAM
- Weekly Nursing Visits
- Assistance With Physician Appointments
- Bathing
- Medication Therapy
- Wound Care
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Guide to an Active Retirement
Having a lifelong interest in carving, wood work, and furniture building and painting, Carolyn knew she was going to embrace the new-found time she could spend on opportunities that retirement was about to offer. “It is so important to start planning early for retirement years,” says Carolyn. “I knew I didn’t want to sit in my La-Z-Boy chair and watch TV every day, but there was no worry there.”
Easy Does It: Steps to Avoid a Tumble
As you grow older it’s only natural to imagine yourself or even a loved one taking a fall. Would someone be near me to call for assistance? How long would it take me to recover, or would there be a recovery? You’re certainly not alone if you’ve ever had these thoughts. We’ve all had those haunting visions from time to time, but fortunately this blog can be a helpful resource so you can avoid a tumble.
MAKE PAYMENTS HERENON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY: The non-discriminatory policies of All Heart Home Care apply to all patients/families served, employees and contractors. All Heart Home Care complies with applicable Federal Civil Rights laws and does not discriminate, exclude, treat differently, or deny employment or access to health care on the basis of race, color, gender, appearance, national origin, ancestry, religious creed, political affiliation, age, disability, or sexual orientation.