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Performs initial assessments thoroughly and comprehensively, in the privacy and comfort of the patient's residence. Develops care plan and follow-up visits until optimum care is provided.
Assists patients with activities of daily living that covers personal care like bathing, dressing, grooming, feeding, and home environmental safety.
Evaluates and treats the patient's ability to move. This may include: post-orthopedic surgery management, gait/ambulation training, ROM/ strengthening exercises, bed mobility, transfers, and a home exercise program.
Develops patient's training program to regain and maintain the skills necessary for health, productivity, and independence in everyday life.
Evaluates defects in patient's communication, disorders in speech and swallowing functions. Develops therapeutic exercises up to the optimum level possible.
Renders assistance related to the patient's medical concerns, community resources to alleviate the social, emotional, environmental and financial factors the patient's well-being.
Who Pays for these services?
Who Pays for these services?
Medicare
Medi-CAL
Private Insurance (Per benefit)
Private pay
You must have a Doctor prescribe the home-based care.
This means that if you are enrolled in a managed care plan, the care must be authorized by your primary care Physician.
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