Payment Option
Helping you figure out how to pay for your in-home care services is part of our job. Our certified care specialists verify benefits eligibility for thousands of people, each and every week.
When you call us, we can provide you with the hourly rates for our services, and help you find out if the services you need are covered by insurance or another benefit. We can contact Medicare, Medicaid, or your insurance provider(s) on your behalf to find out exactly what your policy or benefits include. We can even help you secure authorizations and fill out any paperwork that’s required. We are here to help you, every step of the way.
Our interactive chart shows what payment options are most common for our different types of home care services.
Step 1: Select a type of home care (Personal Care and Companionship, Private Duty Nursing Care, or Home Health Care) to see the most common ways those services are paid.
Step 2: Contact us to talk to an expert who will help you determine what your personal payment mix might look like based on your situation and any insurance or
medicare
Medicare is the government of the United State health care insurance program for people 65 and over. Home health care services are 100 percent covered by Medicare when qualifying conditions are met.
MEDICAID
Medicaid is a federal and state program that provide help with healthcare cost and some medical assistance to individual who meet the requirement with limited income and resources. if you have Medicaid, we can help you understand what service your eligible for.
WORKERS COMP
If your hurt while working on the job and need home care, your employer workers compensation may cover some or all your homecare service.
HEALTH INSURANCE
Most major medical insurance companies (such as Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana Horizon and others), depending on your coverage it may pay for some or all of your home care service.
LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE
Long-term care insurance may cover certain nursing and personal care/assisted care service that are not covered by Medicaid and Medicare or some traditional insurance.
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