Business 2009 Years

Capacity 0 Beds

Rooms 0

Locations 0

Overview

The services offered are often equivalent to what one would receive in a primary care physician's office, but delivered in the home. These typically include: Primary Care: Routine check-ups, ongoing management of chronic diseases (e.g., heart failure, COPD, diabetes), acute illness visits (e.g., for flu, infections). Medication Management: Prescribing and refilling medications, ensuring proper adherence, and reviewing medication lists. Diagnostic Services (In-Home): Blood work and lab sample collection. In-home X-rays, EKGs, ultrasounds (often coordinated with mobile services). Transitional Care: Follow-up visits after hospitalizations or skilled nursing facility stays to ensure smooth transitions and prevent readmissions. Preventative Care: Vaccinations/flu shots, annual wellness visits, and health assessments. Wound Care: Assessment and management of various types of wounds. Behavioral Health Management: Providing psychiatric and mental health services in some cases. Palliative Care: Offering an extra level of support for patients with serious illnesses, focusing on symptom management and quality of life, often in collaboration with other care providers. Care Coordination: Working with home health agencies, social services, specialists, and other members of the patient's care team. Referrals: Providing referrals to specialists, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and other community resources. Advance Care Planning: Assisting patients and families with making informed decisions about future healthcare wishes. Remote Patient Monitoring: Utilizing technology to track healthcare data for patients in real-time, which can help lower readmission rates. Urgent Care Hotline/24/7 Access: Many offer phone or telehealth support for urgent concerns.

Medicare Accepted

Medicaid Accepted