Home Health Care

In-Home Physical Therapy in Bakersfield & Kern County

Licensed physical therapists come to you, helping you rebuild strength, balance, and independence after surgery, a hospital stay, or a fall, without the difficulty of getting to a clinic.

Evaluations within 24–48 hrs
Medicare accepted
Licensed PT clinicians
Icon representing in-home physical therapy.
"Practicing stairs safely, one of the goals we build into every home visit."
24–48 hrsTo first evaluation
10Kern County cities covered
1:1Dedicated clinician per patient
5.0★Average patient rating
In your homeNo clinic visits needed
Overview

Physical Therapy That Comes to You

After surgery, a hospitalization, or a fall, getting to outpatient therapy appointments can be one of the hardest parts of recovery. Our in-home program removes that barrier entirely.

A licensed physical therapist evaluates your strength, balance, and mobility right in your own home, then builds a plan around your specific living environment.

  • Practicing stairs, showers, and everyday furniture safely
  • A plan built around your real living space
  • Direct coordination with your physician
What's Included

What Your Therapy Plan Can Include

Every plan is individualized and adjusted as you progress, tracked visit to visit.

Strength & Balance Training

Targeted exercises to rebuild stability and confidence moving around your home.

Gait & Walking Retraining

Relearn safe, steady movement patterns for stairs, hallways, and outdoor terrain.

Fall-Prevention Programs

Home-specific strategies that reduce your risk of a fall between visits.

Post-Surgical Rehab

Structured recovery plans following joint replacement or other procedures.

Who It's For

Who Benefits from In-Home Physical Therapy

Often recommended for patients who find it difficult or unsafe to travel to a clinic.

1
Hip or knee replacementStructured rehab starting soon after surgery.
2
Stroke recoveryRegaining mobility and confidence at home.
3
Recent fallsRebuilding balance and reducing re-injury risk.
4
Chronic mobility declineOngoing support to stay independent longer.
Getting Started

How to Start In-Home Physical Therapy

Most patients are seen within 24–48 hours of a referral.

1

Physician referral

Your doctor refers you following surgery, a hospital stay, or a new concern.

2

Coverage verified

Our intake team checks your insurance and confirms eligibility.

3

First evaluation

A therapist visits your home, usually within 24–48 hours.

4

Ongoing care

Your plan adjusts as you improve, with updates sent to your physician.

Map of Solace Healthcare's in-home care service area across Kern County
Service Area

Physical Therapy Coverage Across Kern County

Solace Healthcare provides in-home physical therapy throughout Bakersfield and the surrounding Kern County communities, including Delano, McFarland, Wasco, Shafter, Taft, Maricopa, Arvin, Lamont, and Tehachapi, with scheduling built around timely response for both urban and outlying areas.

BakersfieldDelanoMcFarlandWascoShafterTaftMaricopaArvinLamontTehachapiSurrounding Kern County areas
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon can I start physical therapy after a referral? +
Most patients are scheduled for their first evaluation within 24 to 48 hours of receiving a physician referral.
Do I need special equipment at home for therapy sessions? +
No. Your therapist works with what's already in your home and can recommend simple adaptive equipment if it would help your recovery.
Will my therapist communicate with my doctor? +
Yes. Your plan of care is coordinated with your physician, and any changes in your condition are reported promptly.
How many sessions will I need? +
This varies by patient. Your therapist tracks measurable progress at each visit and adjusts the frequency and length of your plan as you improve.
Can physical therapy help after a fall, even without surgery? +
Yes. Fall-prevention and balance training are core parts of in-home physical therapy, whether or not surgery was involved.
Is physical therapy covered by Medicare? +
Physical therapy is typically covered under Medicare when ordered by a physician for a homebound patient. Our intake team can help verify your coverage.
What areas do you serve? +
We provide in-home physical therapy throughout Bakersfield and Kern County, including Delano, McFarland, Wasco, Shafter, Taft, Maricopa, Arvin, Lamont, Tehachapi, and Surrounding Kern County areas.