How do I find home health care services?
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Home health care services can be found through a variety of different means and channels.
- Doctor referral: If you or someone you care about is interested in receiving home health care services, talk about it with your doctor. He or she will discuss the pros and cons, the benefits and drawbacks, of home care versus hospital care, and can refer you to a home health care provider.
- Medical insurance provider referral: You can contact your medical insurance provider to inquire about coverage for home health care services and to explore your options.
- Additionally, you can find home health care service providers by searching your local listings. Once you’ve found a provider near you, make an appointment with a counselor to discuss receiving home care.
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