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What is Home care?Home care offers a wide range of health care services provided in the patient’s home with the purpose of restoring and maintaining his or her maximal level of function, health, and comfort. Home care is a collaborative effort involving the patient, family, physician, and interdisciplinary home care team. It is a cost-effective alternative to extended hospitalization, lengthy rehabilitation, or nursing home stay. Patients are usually more comfortable in their own home and studies have shown that patients recover quicker at home.
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How do you know if you need home health?If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you may want to speak to a physician about home health care
Who would benefit from Home care?You or a family member may benefit from home care if you are:
What kind of agencies provide home health care?
Who pays for home care?Medicare, Medicaid, Commercial Insurances, Long Term Insurances, and HMO’s typically cover certified home care services when the criteria are met. Home care agencies will assist in determining your specific coverage and any co-pays. Home care can also be on a private pay basis, too.
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Who pays for home care?
Medicare, Medicaid, Commercial Insurances, Long Term Insurances, and HMO’s typically cover certified home care services when the criteria are met. Home care agencies will assist in determining your specific coverage and any co-pays. Home care can also be on a private pay basis, too.
What is the Medicare Guideline for Home Health Care?In order to receive home care services under Medicare, the patient must require skilled, intermittent nursing care, physical therapy, or speech therapy, have a physician’s order for home care, and be essentially homebound. Medicare considers a person to be homebound if leaving the home would require a considerable and taxing effort and if he has a condition due to an illness or injury which restricts his ability to leave his home except with the aid of devices such as crutches, canes, wheelchairs, walkers, special transportation, or assistance of another person. Homebound patients may leave their home if absences from the home are infrequent or for periods of relatively short duration…or for the purpose of receiving medical treatment.
How are Patients Home Care needs determined?All patients’ home care needs are evaluated during the first visit by a Registered Nurse or Therapist. Under the direction of the patient’s physician and with input from the patient and family members, an individualized care plan is initiated. The care plan is continually assessed and updated as the patient’s needs change and as progress is made. All of this is documented in the patient’s chart.
What Services does All By Grace Home care offer?
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