homebound

Few programs focus on the needs of disabled people who are homebound.

Their search for the homebound battle group would be over.

Finally, in the first week of May, they boarded a homebound flight.

Multiple outreach services are also available including a Homebound service.

Some become homebound, going out only when they can be certain of quick access to a bathroom.

There are the pastoral calls to the homebound and the sick.

These people will continue to need nutritional services if they become homebound or ill.

"And for some homebound people it's their only outlet to the world.

His wife, Priscilla, 42, is homebound with a heart condition.

And doctors say it is especially useful for homebound patients like the elderly.

Across the city, nurses and social workers were sent to visit the homebound elderly.

About 2,200 homebound elderly people get the meals in the Bronx.

A program delivers hot meals to more than 5,000 homebound elderly people.

The sickest third of my population here are truly homebound.

Homebound - delivery service for patrons who cannot come to the library.

But the judge ruled that because the woman was homebound, the services were "reasonable and necessary."

The increase in house calls also stems from an aging population and a growing number of homebound patients.

Only on my homebound bus did I realize that neither of us had said a word about ourselves.

It was already dark, nearing the end of the homebound rush Tuesday night.

"I thought homemakers were for the homebound elderly," she said.

Most women were homebound housewives who got involved in many such hobbies.

The center offers five service programs ranging from inclusion to homebound instruction.

And last year money was used to buy a computer for a homebound boy on dialysis so he could stay connected with his friends.

"She's homebound most of the time, taking care of her father.

She also pointed out how much computers can help the homebound elderly to connect with the world.