What We Do
Home health care means having skilled medical services delivered directly at your home — including services like nursing, therapy (physical, occupational, speech), and social work — to help you recover, manage long-term conditions, or maintain independence.
We accept Traditional (Original) Medicare — Part A and/or Part B. At this time, we do not accept private insurance, Medicare Advantage, or Medicaid.
To begin care, you need a referral or order from an authorized healthcare provider (doctor, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or surgeon).
Once eligibility — including Medicare — is confirmed, we will schedule an in-home assessment.
“Homebound” refers to a situation where leaving the home requires significant effort or assistance due to a health condition.
Occasional outings for medical appointments, religious services, or brief trips are allowed while remaining eligible for home health care.
Yes — if you meet the eligibility criteria, Medicare will cover 100% of approved home health services. However, services that aren’t covered under Medicare may incur additional charges.
The frequency of visits depends on your individual needs and the care plan devised by your care team and physician. The schedule is personalized to best support your recovery and wellbeing.
No — our services are short-term, intermittent, and do not include 24/7 live-in or continuous custodial care. Such services are outside the scope of our covered home health care.
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