Home health care is an excellent, cost-effective alternative to hospital or other institutional care. Service is based on the individual’s needs as defined by his or her doctor’s plan of care. This may include visits from skilled nurses, therapists, social workers and/or home health aides.

In many cases, home health care allows a person to be discharged earlier from a hospital, reduces hospital admissions, and helps with a faster recovery. Most importantly, people are happier at home and receive more care and attention from family, friends and home health care professionals.

For Medicare, Medicaid or Insurance covered home health, the individual must be homebound as required by the payer. The patient must require skilled qualifying services. The care needed must be intermittent (part time.) The care must be a medical necessity (must be under the care of a physician.)

An individual who determines there is a need and is willing to pay for provider services.

Personal care assistance involves unskilled services that are typically paid for through private pay (not paid by insurance). These services include help around the house, transportation, bathing and some light meal preparation.

The team includes doctors, nurses, home health aides, medical social workers, and therapists. They coordinate care based on the individual’s needs.

Medicare, Medicaid or other health insurances may cover the cost of home health care services. Visit with your insurance company to verify benefits. Our Intake coordinator can help determine if the services you need are covered or if you need to make other arrangements.

Do You Provide Caregivers for Someone in An Assisted Living Facility?
Yes, we do. We can discuss this with you

ADMT Solutions’ staff are screened through background checks. In addition, they receive pre-hire training and on-going company-provided training.

Veteran’s Benefits

Do you need skilled care such as nursing, physical therapy or speech therapy?

If you answered “yes” to both questions, you may qualify for home health care. Contact our office today.

AARP
Alzheimer’s Association
American Diabetes Association
American Heart Association
American Society on Aging
American Stroke Association
National Aging in Place Council
National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse
Mesothelioma Veterans Center