Relaxed Care Agency
We offers personalized medical and personal care services in the comfort of your home. Our dedicated team ensures that you or your loved ones receive the highest quality of care with compassion and respect.
Explore Our Comprehensive Home Health Services
Skilled Nursing Care
Therapy Services
Personal Care Assistance
When Home Health Care is Needed
- New surgical procedure
- New or change in medical diagnosis
- New or changed medication
- Problems with talking/swallowing
- New or changed caregiver
- New medical equipment, such as oxygen, a walker, blood sugar meter
- Difficulty walking, transferring or performing regular daily activities
Our Mission
Frequently Asked Questions
Home health care offers a range of benefits for patients, particularly those recovering from illness, injury, or managing chronic conditions. Here are some of the primary benefits:
1. Comfort and Convenience
- Patients receive care in the familiar environment of their own home, which often makes them feel more comfortable and less anxious than in a hospital or care facility.
- It’s convenient for patients and families, minimizing the need for travel to and from healthcare facilities.
2. Personalized Care
- Home health services are tailored to each individual’s unique needs and goals, allowing for one-on-one attention from healthcare professionals.
- Plans can be adjusted as the patient’s condition or needs change, providing a flexible approach to care.
3. Promotes Faster Recovery and Healing
- Research shows that patients recovering at home often heal more quickly and have lower rates of infection than those in hospitals.
- The comfortable, familiar environment helps reduce stress, which can positively impact recovery times.
4. Supports Independence and Dignity
- Home health care allows patients to maintain a sense of independence by staying in their own home and continuing their daily routines.
- It encourages patients to retain control over their environment and schedule, promoting dignity and respect for their autonomy.
5. Cost-Effective Option
- Home health care is often less expensive than inpatient care in hospitals or long-term care facilities.
- Many insurance plans, including Medicare, cover certain home health services, making it an affordable alternative for eligible patients.
6. Reduces Hospital Readmissions
- With regular monitoring and follow-up care, home health services can prevent complications that could lead to readmission.
- Nurses and caregivers can provide timely interventions, helping to manage symptoms or issues before they escalate.
7. Provides Support for Families and Caregivers
- Home health professionals can educate family members and caregivers on how to provide better care and manage health needs.
- They can also offer respite care, giving primary caregivers a much-needed break and reducing burnout.
8. Improves Overall Quality of Life
- Patients receiving care at home tend to report higher satisfaction and overall well-being.
- They enjoy more time with family, pets, and activities they love, which contributes to emotional and mental health.
Home health care can be a valuable option for anyone looking to balance professional care with the comfort and familiarity of home, leading to better health outcomes and a higher quality of life.
Referrals to home health care services can come from a variety of healthcare professionals, depending on your needs and circumstances. Here are some common sources for home health care referrals:
1. Primary Care Physicians (PCP)
- Your primary doctor can refer you to home health services if they determine you need medical care at home due to a recent illness, surgery, or chronic condition.
2. Hospital or Clinic Discharge Planners
- If you’ve recently been discharged from the hospital or a healthcare facility, a discharge planner or case manager may refer you to home health care to support your recovery at home.
3. Specialists
- Specialists, such as cardiologists, orthopedic surgeons, or oncologists, can recommend home health services if they believe you require continued care or rehabilitation related to their specialty.
4. Rehabilitation Centers and Physical Therapists
- Rehab centers or therapists may refer you to home health care if they feel that at-home physical, occupational, or speech therapy would be beneficial to your recovery.
5. Hospice and Palliative Care Teams
- Hospice and palliative care providers often refer patients to home health services to provide additional support, especially for managing symptoms and improving comfort in end-of-life care.
6. Insurance Companies
- Some insurance companies offer case management services and can help you coordinate and arrange home health services if you meet certain criteria.
7. Social Workers and Community Agencies
- Social workers, especially those who work with elderly or disabled populations, can refer you to home health care if they identify a need for support in managing health conditions or daily living activities.
8. Family Members or Self-Referral
- In some cases, a family member or even the patient themselves can contact a home health agency to inquire about eligibility. The agency can then work with your doctor or healthcare provider to secure the necessary referrals and documentation.
Once referred, the home health agency typically works with your healthcare provider to assess your specific needs and create a personalized care plan.
Your insurance may provide either complete or partial payment. Our professional team will explain your coverage and bill your insurance directly, hassle free.
We accept: Medicare (homebound only), Medicaid, Private Insurance, Private Pay