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Frequent Questions

What is Home Health Care?
Home health care refers to medical and non-medical services provided to individuals in their own homes. It includes personalized care from a team of healthcare professionals, such as nurses, therapists, and aides. Services can range from medical treatments and monitoring to assistance with daily activities. The goal is to enable individuals to receive care while staying at home, promoting independence and improving quality of life.
Who is eligible for Home Health Care?
Eligibility for home health care in Illinois generally requires a physician's order indicating medical necessity, a qualifying medical condition, and being homebound. Insurance coverage, such as Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance, may also play a role in determining eligibility. It's best to consult with healthcare providers or relevant agencies for specific requirements.
What Home Health services are covered under Medicare?
Under Medicare, the following home health services are covered: skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, medical social services, and limited home health aide services. It's important to note that Medicare has specific criteria and limitations for home health services. The individual must be homebound, receive care from a Medicare-certified home health agency, and have a plan of care established by a physician. Additionally, there may be limitations on the duration and frequency of services. It's advisable to consult with healthcare providers or the Medicare program directly to understand the specific coverage details based on individual circumstances.
What will my Home Health Care plan be?
In home health care, a healthcare professional will assess your needs and create a personalized care plan. Skilled nurses may provide medical services, therapists can offer rehabilitation, and home health aides assist with personal care. Your progress will be monitored, and the team will provide education, support, and coordinate with your healthcare provider. Regular visits will be scheduled based on your needs and goals. The focus is on delivering quality care in the comfort of your home.
What insurance plans do you accept?
At Total Senior Care, we accept Medicare, AETNA Medicare Advantage PPO, United Health Care / Medicare Advantage PPO, BCBS PPO, BCBS Medicare Advantage PPO / HMO, Private Insurance PPO, Long Term Insurance, and Private Pay.
What languages do you speak?
At Total Senior Care, we speak English, Greek, Polish, Spanish, Bulgarian, Russian, Lithuanian, Tagalog, and more.
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