Eligibility, Insurance, and Payment
Concerned Care Home Health and Hospice is committed to providing compassionate care. As part of the social services we offer financial and home assessments. We also assist you with community resource referral options.
No person will be denied services based on age, race, nationality, disability, religion, gender, or sexual orientation.
Home Health Accepts:
Blue Cross Blue Shield, People’s Health Network, Humana Gold, Humana, Tricare, Medicare, and Medicaid
Medicare HMO plans include all Medicare benefits and most private insurance policies have a home health and psychiatric care benefit.
Home health is a Medicare-covered benefit.
To qualify for the Medicare home health benefit you must be homebound on admission and during care. Your doctor must determine that you need skilled medical care in your home and prepare a plan for your care at home. Homebound means you are unable to leave your home or leaving your home takes considerable and taxing effort and/or if you leave your home, it must be infrequently, and for short durations.
You may not be eligible for home health care if you leave your home often for social activities or for non-medical reasons. Medicare only covers those eligible for Medicare, and only skilled intermittent care, not continuous care.
Hospice Fees Covered By:
Medicare, Medicaid, VA, Humana Military (Tricare), and Coventry
Determining Benefits:
Our staff will assist you in determining your insurance eligibility and coverage before we begin services. This will help you understand the amount of services you can expect, and what your insurance provider will pay for.
Private Payment Options
Depending upon the type of insurance or program available to you, there may be limitations to the covered or allowable amount and the length of time services are provided under your coverage. All new or continuing care services are available from Concerned Care whether covered by insurance or not. Private pay rates, payment methods and terms are available upon request.