Skilled Nursing
Skilled Nursing Care
Our skilled nursing care offers medical services like wound care, medication management, IV therapy, and physical therapy by RNs/LPNs. A care plan tailored to each patient outlines services, visits, and health goals. Skilled nursing staff must be certified and licensed. Regular assessments and communication with physicians ensure care plan adjustments as needed. Accurate documentation tracks care, progress, and health changes for effective treatment.
Rehabilitation Support
Home health care for rehab offers wound care, medication management, therapy (physical, occupational, speech), medical monitoring, daily living help. A team of professionals creates a personalized care plan, sets goals. Visits vary by progress, insurance coverage should be checked. Providers meet Illinois regulations, can be found through research and recommendations.
Nutritional Support
Home nursing care provides nutritional support through meal preparation, feeding assistance, personalized dietary plans, enteral and parenteral nutrition administration, medication management, hydration monitoring, and education on nutrition and safe support techniques for patients and caregivers.
Disease Management
Home disease management involves nursing care for wound care, medication, injections, vital signs, education, and medical supplies coordination. Nurses oversee medication, dosages, schedules, and wound care. Dietitians offer nutritional support. Providers inform on disease management, self-care, complications. Professionals monitor progress, symptoms, and liaise with physicians. Palliative care and hospice provide comfort for advanced illnesses.
Additional Information
Medicare and Medicaid
Depending on the patient's eligibility and individual circumstances, Medicare or Medicaid may cover home health services for wound care. Private insurance plans may also provide coverage for these services. It is crucial to confirm coverage with the patient's insurance provider.
Patient Rights & Responsibilities
We are satisfied that our clients receiving home health care services receive high-quality care, privacy, and respect. They also have responsibilities, such as following the care plan, providing accurate health information, and participating in their own care.
Regulations and Licensing
Based in Illinois, our agency is overseen by the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH). We strictly adhere to both state and federal regulations to guarantee the quality and safety of our care services.
Billing and Payment
In Illinois, payment for home health services includes Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and out-of-pocket funds. Medicare covers some eligible recipients, while Medicaid helps those who meet income and health criteria. Private insurance may cover home health services, but coverage varies. Out-of-pocket payments are an option for those ineligible for government aid. Consult providers and insurers to find the best payment method based on your situation.