Home Health

No. Transitions HomeHealth is for patients who are coping with a skilled nursing and/or rehabilitative therapy need. Home care services are typically provided for patients who have a short-term, non-skilled need, such as personal care needs (bathing, dressing, light housekeeping).

We can bill Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance companies (please contact your private insurance provider to ensure Transitions HomeHealth is in their network).

Yes, patients can receive Transitions HomeHealth and Transitions PalliativeCare concurrently.

Transitions HomeHealth patients must live in a private residence or assisted living facility when coping with a skilled nursing and/or rehabilitative therapy need. With approval of the patient’s physician, we tailor an individualized home care plan that surrounds the patient with the physical and emotional support to regain independence. Per Medicare regulations, patients must be home bound and have a qualifying skilled need. Click here to see our service area.

A doctor identifies a skilled need, which may include medication management, disease management, home IV therapy, wound care management, or LVAD, TPN, or PleurX catheter. The doctor may identify a therapy need, which may include post-surgical management, fall prevention, or rehab following surgery.