All of our field staff, including nurses and caregivers are background-checked, licensed, and insured. 

Home health care has a myriad of benefits. The first is that you're able to stay in your home and maintain privacy, comfort, better symptom management and suppress costs overall compared to a hospital or other medical facility. The home health model has also been shown to lead to quicker recovery times and improved independence overall. Keeping you at home and leading to better outcomes is something we wholeheartedly support!

Of course! Patients always have the right to choose their own agency.

Yes, Private pay visits are available on a sliding scale.

Yes, our nurses work Evenings, Weekends, and Holidays.

No, we do not provide transportation to and from appointments.

Yes! We have Spanish, Haitian Creole, and Portuguese-speaking nurses.

Yes, we are able to pick up prescriptions if you are unable to.

We accept Medicaid/Masshealth and over 20 commercial PPO plans. We will work with your insurance case manager to optimize patient service and coverage. We guarantee there is never a cost to the patient if set up to bill insurance. 

You must have a doctor established who can sign your orders. Typically, that would be a Primary Care physician but often Psychiatrists, and specialists suggest home nursing services as well. 

We've been established since 2010 providing high-quality care.

Care plans are written and customized in consultation with the patient, family members, providers, and are updated and reviewed throughout care.

Yes! We have an on-call service that answers the phone 24/7. We have staff to support the on-call line daily. 

Medicare considers you 'Homebound' if it requires a taxing effort to leave your home medically or mentally. This could mean you need the assistance of another person or medical equipment such as crutches, a walker, or a wheelchair to leave your home, OR your doctor believes that your health or illness could be compromised if you were to leave your home. Some insurance plans require a patient is considered homebound for home healthcare coverage.

Home Healthcare provides clinical care to help a patient recover from injury or illness at home; Homecare helps with day-to-day caregiving tasks

During your first visit, your admitting nurse will explain all the details of your plan of care, including therapies, home health aides, and nursing visits. They will review how often you will see them, and answer any questions about services you may have!