No Place Like Home
Need more care after a hospitalization, injury or illness? Lake Regional Home Health can help you recover within the comfort and convenience of your home.
It takes a team.
Our home health team includes physicians, nurses, aides ,rehab therapists, social workers and dieticians. We work with you and your family members to support you as you regain your health. The plan of care is very individualized . Your services may include:
Services
- Skilled nursing
- Physical therapy
- Speech therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Home health aide
- IV therapy
- Wound care
- Post surgical care
- Medical social services
- Patient/caregiver education
Intermittent Care
All home care is intermittent care. That means that the patient, a family member or other caregiver must be able to provide necessary care during the hours that a home health staff member is not present. Our home health team uses visits to teach the patient, family member, or other care giver about managing dressings, medications, IVs and therapy.
Eligibility
You qualify for home health if all of the following are true:
- An illness or injury has left you with a health need that requires care from a registered nurse or rehabilitation therapist
- You are homebound.
- It is safe for you to receive care at home
- Your physician has ordered home health services
Home health costs often are covered by private health insurance programs, Medicare, Medicaid, veterans' insurance, workers' compensation and automobile insurance. For more information on Medicaid and Medicare coverage, click the links below.
Accreditation
Lake Regional Home Health is licensed and certified by Medicare/Medicaid to provide intermittent skilled care to homebound patients. Lake Regional Home Health is accredited by The Joint Commission. If you have concerns that cannot be resolved by the Home Health manager, you may contact The Joint Commission's Office of Quality Monitoring by phone at 630.792.5000 or 800.994.6610, or by email at complaint@jointcommission.org.