Can
I Choose My Own Home Health Care Agency?
- Just
as you have the right to choose a hospital, physician, durable
medical equipment company, or pharmacy, you also have the
right to choose your own home health care agency.
- Potential
home health care recipients have the right to ask what choices
are available, and which agencies service their area.
- Hospital
discharge planners have an obligation to ask patients if
they have a preferred home health care agency. Patients
have the right to decline the hospitals preferred provider
and select the home health care provider of their choice.
- If
patients are not satisfied with their current home health
care agency while receiving services, they have the right
to change to another agency at any time.
Is
Home Health Care The Right Choice For Me?
There
are times when you need the care and services provided by
a hospital or nursing home. But often times there's just no
place like home to assist in your recovery. Familiar surroundings
and day-to-day activities can increase feelings of well-being
and independence.
Why
Should I Select Harbor Health As My Provider?
It's
important to choose a provider with care. Why select Harbor
Health? For many reasons, we...
- Offer
a variety of services; as little or as much help as you
need, when you need it;
- Work
with you to develop a home care plan that meets your needs
and budget;
- Can
be reached by phone 24 hours a day 7 days a week;
- Carefully
screen our employees and verify their references in order
to hire only the most qualified and experienced people;
- Operated
according to national quality standards;
- Bond
and insure employees for liability.
Am
I Eligible To Receive Medicare?
You
are eligible to become a Medicare beneficiary if you meet
any of the following conditions:
- You
are 65 or older
- You
are under age 65 but qualify as disabled
- You
have end stage renal disease
Will
Medicare cover my Skilled Home Health Care Services?
Eligibility
for skilled home health care services through Medicare depends
on whether....
- You
are homebound (you cannot leave home unassisted - without
the aid of someone else or without the use of crutches,
a cane, a walker, a wheelchair, or some form of special
transportation).
- Your
condition requires at least one of these skilled services:
1. Intermittent nursing care (care requiring the skills
of a nurse at least once every 60 days)
2.
Physical Therapy
3. Speech Therapy
4. Occupational Therapy
- The
above service(s) are medically necessary and ordered by
your doctor.
If
you meet these conditions, you will be eligible for the Medicare
Program's home health care services.
Our
Office is open 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Monday-Friday
Registered
Nurse on call 24 hours a day, 365 days per year by calling
1-810-765-7144 or 1-888-418-CARE
Fax.1-810-765-9295
Harbor
Health
Complies
With Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504
of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Age Discrimination Act
1975, and The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 |