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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is Home Health?

Home health allows patients to receive the most effective and up-to-date medical treatments in the home setting. Patients and their families are able to retain control of their environments and be actively involved in their own care while attaining their optimum level of health.

Who qualifies for Home Health services?

Whether or not a person qualifies for home health services depends on the payer source. Usually the patient must:

  • Be confined to the home, if only on a temporary basis

  • Be under the care of a physician and have a physician’s order for care

  • Need skilled care by a nurse or therapist

  • Require intermittent care that is reasonable and necessary to treat the patient’s condition

  • Be able to receive services safely in the home setting

How do we pay for Home Health?

Home health care is covered by Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance. Presidential Care Home Health is happy to help you determine your benefits related to home health.

Do I need to see a new doctor when receiving Home Health Care?

No. Your personal physician will order home health and remain in charge of your medical care. The home health care team will communicate with your physician on an ongoing basis to ensure that you are receiving the most appropriate care and that your particular needs are being met.

Is Home Health care provided around the clock?

Home health services are delivered on an intermittent basis. Visits are scheduled to respond patient needs and preferences. Since care is designed to optimize patient wellness and independence, visits are usually more frequent at first, and taper off as the patient regains health.

How/When does Home Health care begin?

Home health care can begin as soon as the patient’s doctor makes a formal request or referral. A Presidential Care Home Health representative will then make an effort to visit the patient within 24-48 hours of receiving the referral, as long as the visit meets the schedule and needs of the patient, family and/or primary caregiver.

Do state and federal reviewers inspect and evaluate Home Health agencies?

Yes. State and federal reviewers inspect home health agencies periodically. In order to provide care and maintain their operating license, home health agencies must meet state regulatory standards and licensure requirements. Home health agencies must also comply with federal regulations in order to be approved for reimbursement under Medicare.

How can I be sure that quality Home Health care will be provided?

Presidential Care Home Health is licensed by the state and certified by Medicare. It is also accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) demonstrating an increased level of excellence.

Have a question that is not answered above? Need more information?

Send us a message and a member of our friendly staff will be happy to assist you.

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ONTARIO, CA 91764

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Monday - Friday: 9:00am – 5:30pm    Saturday & Sunday: Closed

(On-call services available after hours, weekends and holidays)

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