Frequently Asked
Questions
FAQs
Home care is an opportunity to integrate personal and medical care into your care plan in the comfort of your home. You or your loved one may be eligible for our home health services including support, companionship and medical care from trained Care Specialists.
You may qualify for home health care if you have a complex short- or long-term medical condition that makes it difficult to leave your home for care. Talk to your doctor about this option. You’ll need a prescription and approval from your insurance carrier.
Enrollment is easy as 1-2-3. Call, click or chat with an enrollment specialist that will match your needs with a caring professional. All you need is 15 minutes. The length of the enrollment process varies but can take 4-8 weeks depending on your insurance coverage. We do everything we can to keep the process rolling including weekly follow up with the insurance plans and regular patient updates.
We go above and beyond. We’re invested in making the whole process as simple and as smooth as possible. That’s why we help you navigate enrollment and insurance, coordinate directly with your doctors, participate in patient-related conference calls, explain all available care options carefully and explicitly, provide personalized reminder calls in advance of assessments, conduct house calls for homebound patients, and follow up to ensure patient satisfaction.
Home care means getting the care you need in the comfort of your home. It’s also an affordable alternative to nursing homes or assisted living facilities.
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Our Insurance Plans
We are commited to making our service available to you. We understand that clients have budgets of all shapes and sizes. That’s why we accept a variety of payment types for optimal flexibility based on your individual needs and resources.
Private and commercial plans
Typically offered through employers or other organizations, these plans work with health care providers and facilities to provide care at lower costs.
Medicare
The federal health insurance program designated to help patients over 65, younger patients with disabilities and patients with end-stage renal disease.
Managed Care
A type of insurance that holds contracts with physicians and facilities in order to provide care at at a reduced cost.
Medicaid
A health care program that assists low-income families or individuals in paying for long-term medical and custodial care costs.
Long Term Plans
A type of insurance that covers long term care, not covered by health insurance, Medicaid or Medicare