When you are recovering from an illness or injury, skilled nursing services can help you get back to doing the things you love as quickly as your treatment allows. Our nurses evaluate your condition on each visit and work with your physician to develop goals and a treatment plan.
Our experienced nurses work to improve your quality of life and prevent unnecessary hospital visits on your road to recovery. Our nurses provide:
We provide rehabilitative solutions for short-term and long-term patients. Our caring and knowledgeable staff offers therapy and education. With any therapy, our goal is to provide the patient with the knowledge to regain independence and confidence . For questions regarding therapy, please call us at 1-866-330-0609.
We provide occupational therapy treatment to develop, regain, or maintain activities of daily living and/or work skills for someone with a chronic condition, injury, physical, or mental disorder. Examples include eating, dressing, bathing, cooking, coping skills, and other activities of daily living.
Our therapists focus on reteaching the ability to understand words spoken to you and the ability to use words to express yourself following an illness or accident.
Following an illness, injury, or surgery, physical therapy is used to regain movement and function so that the patient can regain normal activity. Physical Therapy is intended to improve mobility and help the patient regain their strength.
A medical social worker may be provided to a patient to offer support and resources needed to recover from illness or trauma. The social worker will help a patient with planning, both short term and long term for the illness and treatment.
Most patients, including Medicare beneficiaries, are eligible for home health services when the patient is under the care of a physician who has certified that the patient is homebound and in need of one of the following services:
A patient is homebound when the patient is generally confined to their home due to an illness or injury. Homebound patients may still leave their home, but leaving the home must require supportive devices, such as a wheelchair, or the assistance of another person. Homebound patients typically leave the home only for: (1) medical treatment; (2) adult day care; or (3) short infrequent absences, such as attending religious services. Patients who are covered by private insurance may not need to be homebound to receive home health services.
Who is not eligible for home health services?
You may qualify for home health if:
Medicare and Medicare Advantage
For Medicare beneficiaries, covered home health services are provided at no cost to the patient. For patients covered by Medicare Advantage plans or private insurance, covered home health services may be subject to co-pays.
Insurance
Each insurance company has specific guidelines outlining eligibility for home health services. Most commercial insurance companies cover home health services with little or no out-of-pocket expense for the patient. If you have questions about what home health services are covered by your insurance company, please give us a call at 1-866-330-0609.
If you are a physician or healthcare provider and would like to refer a patient to ProHealth for home health services, please fax referrals to us at (844) 358-0261 or email them to us at [email protected]. Once we have had a chance to review your referral, we will follow up with you within twenty four hours for any additional information we might need and to schedule the admission.
