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Home Health
in Orange County
Parentis Health makes it easy to get high-quality medical care in the comfort of your home.
We provide the home health care services that you or your loved one needs to continue recovering after a hospital stay, navigate a change in health, or manage chronic health conditions.
We treat our patients with the care and attention we would give to our own loved ones and help them get back to living their best life.
Our team is comprised of highly trained healthcare professionals, including:
- Occupational Therapists
- Speech Therapists
- Medical Social Workers
- Nurses
- Home Health Aides
- Physical Therapists
How It Works
Step 1:
Referral
Ask your doctor for a referral to Parentis Home Health
Step 2:
Eligibility
We will review your eligibility and receive authorization
Step 3:
Assessment
Once confirmed, our staff will reach out to schedule an assessment within 24-48 hours
Step 4:
Start Services
Following your assessment, we will work with you to schedule your upcoming skilled services
What is Parentis Home Health?
Home health care refers to a wide range of services given in your home to treat injuries or illnesses. It's typically more convenient and just as effective as the care you get in a hospital or skilled nursing facility (SNF).
A strong home health care team can prevent your loved one from having to go back to the hospital, reduce trips to the ER or urgent care, and help your loved one live safely at home for longer.
Services are provided with your schedule in mind in the privacy and convenience of home.
We personalize care to meet your family’s needs and work to streamline access. Our home health services are part of our unique continuum of care model.
This means that we coordinate with your doctor directly, and patients benefit from our full range of senior care services. Your loved one can easily access our other services such as Home Care, Hospice, Residential Care, or Transportation as needed.
A strong home health care team can prevent your loved one from having to go back to the hospital, reduce trips to the ER or urgent care, and help your loved one live safely at home for longer.
Services are provided with your schedule in mind in the privacy and convenience of home.
We personalize care to meet your family’s needs and work to streamline access. Our home health services are part of our unique continuum of care model.
This means that we coordinate with your doctor directly, and patients benefit from our full range of senior care services. Your loved one can easily access our other services such as Home Care, Hospice, Residential Care, or Transportation as needed.
Our Home Health Services include:
- Medical equipment, medication, and therapeutic diet training
- Injections
- Wound Care
- Chronic disease management
- Post-surgical care
- Occupational, physical and speech therapy
- Nutrition counseling
- Assistance with living with disabilities
- Health education ordered by a doctor
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is home health?
Home health offers patients quality healthcare in the comfort of their homes, from a diverse team of professionals —RNs/LPNs, MSWs, home health aides, physical, occupational and speech therapists—available and on-call 24/7/365.
Home health services cover a wide range of conditions, including:
Wound care
IV therapy
Injections
Chronic disease management, including
CHF, COPD, diabetes and hypertension
Pain management
Post-surgical care
Post-stroke care
Home health services cover a wide range of conditions, including:
What’s the difference between Home Health and Home Care?
Home Health provides patients with skilled nurses, LVNs, counselors, occupational and physical therapists, empowering post-surgery, wound care and rehabilitation at home, helping patients recover without the need for extended hospital stays.
Home Care provides caregivers to help patients with every aspect of everyday life, from in-home personal care, feeding and medication administration to housekeeping and running errands.
Home Care provides caregivers to help patients with every aspect of everyday life, from in-home personal care, feeding and medication administration to housekeeping and running errands.
Who can get Home Health services?
To qualify for Home Health services, patients must have a medical need for skilled nursing or therapy and meet Medicare’s definition of “homebound”. Patients who leave their home infrequently because it requires taxing effort fall within Medicare’s guidelines. Parentis Health also requires that requests for Home Health services come directly from patients’ physicians.
Do you have to be permanently homebound to qualify for Home Health services?
No; patients can be temporarily homebound due to illness or injury to qualify.
Does Medicare cover Home Health services?
We accept both private insurance coverage and medicare. Medicare covers 100% of Home Health services for qualified patients.
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