Health Care Connectors accepts Medicare, UnitedHealthcare and Humana.
Health Care Connectors accepts Medicare, UnitedHealthcare and Humana.
If you have Medicare, the cost for home health services can vary depending on the specific services you receive and the type of coverage you have.
Cost: $0 for home health care services if you qualify and the services are provided by a Medicare-approved home health agency.
Includes: Part-time or intermittent skilled nursing care, physical therapy, speech-language pathology services, continued occupational therapy, medical social services, part-time or intermittent home health aide services, and medical supplies related to your condition.
Health Care Connectors accepts UnitedHealthcare and Humana. If you have a Medicare Advantage Plan, the cost structure may differ, and you might have a copayment or coinsurance for home health services. Specific costs depend on your plan’s rules and whether the services are covered under your plan.
With our skilled nursing care, a licensed nurse will work with you or your loved one’s physician and visit the home to provide high-level medical care.
When daily living skills (such as getting dressed or taking a shower) become a problem, occupational therapists can help rehabilitate weak areas and teach compensatory strategies so patients can continue to enjoy everyday life.
Our physical therapy services can help improve strength and balance needed to increase safety with walking and to reduce the risk of falls. It can also help reduce pain and increasing overall mobility.
We have skilled speech therapists available to address your loved one’s communication issues. They can work with them, their caregivers, and physicians to help improve not only their speech but also swallowing, memory and problem solving skills, organization, and more.
Our specialized Pulmonary Home Health Program provides expert care to improve outcomes and reduce readmissions for patients with high-risk COPD or chronic lung disease.
Home health aides provided by Medicare can help with daily self-care tasks like incontinence care, bathing, dressing, and other needs.
Medical social workers connect you and your caregivers with the community resources you need.