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Skilled care at home, coordinated with your doctor.
Physical, occupational and speech therapy, skilled nursing, medical social services and home health aides, delivered in the comfort of your own home to help your loved one regain independence.
What is happening?
Are any of these situations closest to yours?
Medicare may cover qualifying home-health services for eligible patients.
Care in the comfort of home
Dignity and safety come first
Coordinated with your physician
Care planned around the patient
Have you noticed a change in Mom or Dad?
You may not know why yet. The change is worth paying attention to. Here are moments families tell us about.
The hospital stay ended. The wound care didn't.
Skilled nursing can provide physician-directed wound care and other nursing needs at home.
Dad made it home after rehab. Now the stairs feel completely different.
Physical therapy can focus on mobility, balance, strength and getting around the home safely.
Mom said, "I almost fell, but I caught myself." Don't ignore the almost.
A near-fall is worth talking to a doctor about. Therapy can help with balance, transfers and home safety skills.
Skilled services, delivered at home
Our goal is to help you treat an illness or injury, to be there during your recovery and to help you regain independence so you can become as self-sufficient as possible.
Skilled nursing
Wound care, post-surgical needs, medication and disease education, and other physician-directed nursing needs.
Physical therapy
Mobility, gait, balance, strength and transfers after illness, a fall, a stroke or a joint replacement.
Occupational therapy
Daily-function training, adaptive equipment and safety skills to regain independence at home.
Speech-language pathology
Therapy for communication and swallowing-related needs, including after a stroke.
Medical social services
Support with the emotional and practical needs that come with illness, injury and hospitalization.
Home health aides
Personal assistance within our authorized scope, covered by Medicare only when applicable requirements are met.
What happens after you reach out
Getting started should not add stress to a stressful time.
Tell us what is happening
Fill out the short form. It takes about a minute.
We call you
Our team listens, answers your questions and explains whether home health may be appropriate.
We coordinate your care
If home health is appropriate, we work with your physician and care team to build a plan around the patient.
Straight answers
about Medicare
Medicare may cover qualifying home-health services for eligible patients. It is not free caregiving, and not every situation qualifies.
Coverage generally depends on a skilled need, physician involvement and orders, and requirements such as needing intermittent care and being homebound. Our team will walk you through it, and we will never promise coverage or admission before we understand the situation.
Our mission
We believe all individuals in need of special care deserve to stay in the home independently and safely. Our organization will always maintain the highest dignity of the patient while keeping them empowered and safe.
Our mission is take the guesswork out of finding home health care by connecting patients and families with carefully selected agencies in their area. We are committed to helping you navigate your options with greater confidence, so you can focus on what matters most: your health, your recovery, and your quality of life.
A free resource for families
Our Senior Home Safety and Fall Prevention Checklist walks you through the bathroom, stairs, bedroom, living areas and outdoors, so you can spot hazards before a fall happens.
Are you a physician, discharge planner or case manager?
We coordinate with your physicians and other health providers so your patient's care at home supports the plan you set. Contact us for referral information or to discuss an appropriate patient.
Questions families ask
How do I know if it's time to ask about home health?
Common signs include a recent hospital stay or rehab discharge, balance issues or a recent fall, unsteadiness while walking, wound care needs, or difficulty managing medications safely. If you have noticed any changes in your loved one's day-to-day independence, it is worth discussing home health with their doctor.
Does Medicare cover home health?
Yes. When prescribed by a physician and specific criteria are met, Medicare Part A and Part B cover qualifying home health services at 100%, with no copay or deductible for eligible patients.
Who decides whether my loved one qualifies?
A licensed physician must certify that the patient requires skilled care and meets homebound criteria. Our clinical team works directly with the doctor to assess eligibility and create an individualized plan of care.
Will you work with my loved one's doctor?
Yes. Home health services are always delivered under direct physician supervision. We coordinate closely with your loved one's primary care doctor or specialist, providing regular clinical progress updates and updating care plans as orders evolve.
Let's find out if home health
may be right for your family.
Send a quick request and we will call you, or call us now to talk
with our team about whether home health may be
appropriate.
Medicare may cover qualifying home-health services for eligible patients. Coverage, eligibility and admission depend on clinical review, physician involvement and applicable Medicare requirements, and are not guaranteed.
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