Yes! One of our nurses will come to your home for a complementary Health & Safety Assessment. This is when you and your family may ask as many questions as you like, discuss services and scheduling, and agree on a rate.
We are able to accept long term care insurance, as well as credit cards or personal checks. Unfortunately only certified Home Health Services can accept Medicare or Medicaid, We are a non-medical home care agency, therefore we can not.
Yes! We are happy to work with you and your insurance company representative to assist in getting claims filed and paid according to your policy.
Yes! Whatever your circumstances, we are committed to helping you achieve the highest possible level of independence.
A caregiver may only remind the client to take their medications, they are not legally allowed to administer medications of any kind. IF your caregiver is also a licensed RN or LVN then under their license they can set-up and administer your medication.
We do have LVN and RN’s on staff that may be contracted separately, under their own nursing license to provide medication set-up and oversight. This can be coordinated with your care plan at an additional fee.
With your approval, an appropriate and qualified replacement will be found and will arrive at or as close as possible to the scheduled start time. We do our best to have backup caregivers that have been trained for your needs.
Yes! We require all of our caregivers to have a valid California Drivers License, provide proof of insurance, and maintain a clean driving record.
All of our caregivers are registered with the State of California Home Care Aide Registry, and must renew their registration every two years per the state’s requirements. This ensures fingerprinting and background checks are kept current. In addition to these mandated requirements our agency requires our caregivers to be bonded, have a clean driving record with the DMV, proof of insurance, and a negative TB test every two years during their employment.
HOME HEALTH CARE is a service provided by licensed RN’s, physical therapists, speech therapists and other restorative providers. These services are considered medical assistance that are ordered by a physician and are usually paid for by insurance or Medicare.
HOME CARE is a service provided by non-licensed staff often called caregivers, trained to assist you with the activities of daily living. It is designed to help you maintain your independence in your own home. It is most often private pay although some people are fortunate enough to have long-term care insurance. Licensed home care agencies are formally called HCO’s or Home Care Organizations. All HCO’s in California should have a license number.
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