How Home Health Works

Skilled nursing and therapy visits in the comfort of home—so you can focus on healing, safety, and independence.

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Who this is for

Home health is often a good fit if you (or your loved one) are recovering after a hospital or rehab stay, managing a new diagnosis, or need skilled support at home—like nursing visits, wound care, IV therapy, or therapy.

Step-by-step

Step 1

Start with a quick call

You can reach us through a family call, a doctor’s referral, or a hospital/rehab discharge planner. We’ll ask a few simple questions and explain next steps.

Step 2

We confirm what you need—and how to start

We’ll review which services may help (RN, wound, IV, PT/OT, MSW) and what documentation is needed to begin.

Step 3

Medicare or Private Pay: we verify the details

If you’re using Medicare, coverage depends on eligibility and medical need. If you’re private pay, we’ll review options and scheduling—clearly and without pressure.

Step 4

We coordinate the referral/order

For Medicare-covered skilled home health, a provider order/referral is typically required. If you’re being discharged from the hospital or rehab, we’ll coordinate with the team to help keep things moving.

Step 5

We schedule your first visit

Often within about 24 hours once referral/coverage details are confirmed, depending on clinical needs and documentation.

Step 6

Ongoing visits and updates

Your clinician visits as scheduled, tracks progress, and communicates updates as appropriate. Care plans can change as needs change.

What we can help with

  • Skilled Nursing (RN visits) – health checks, medication support, symptom monitoring, and education
  • Wound Care – assessment, dressing changes, and wound support
  • IV Therapy – skilled IV support as ordered
  • Physical Therapy (PT) – strength, balance, walking safety, mobility
  • Occupational Therapy (OT) – daily activities like bathing, dressing, and safe routines at home
  • Medical Social Work (MSW) – support with resources, planning, and navigating care needs

Medicare home health eligibility (plain-language)

What “homebound” can mean

Medicare home health often requires that you generally meet homebound criteria—meaning it’s difficult to leave home without help, or leaving takes considerable effort (for example due to illness, injury, or mobility limitations).

We’ll explain this in simple terms and help you understand what applies to your situation.

What else Medicare typically requires
  • A provider certifies a need for skilled care (such as RN, PT, or OT)
  • A provider order/referral is typically needed
  • Coverage and visit frequency can vary by medical need and documentation

Service area

Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Enterprise, and Paradise.

Helpful to have ready

  • Patient name + address
  • Best phone number to reach you
  • Discharge paperwork (if available)
  • Provider/clinic name
  • Medicare information (if using Medicare) or your preferred private-pay contact info

Ready to talk?

Call or text (725) 322-6968 • Mon–Fri 9am–5pm PT
Or request a call—we typically respond within 1 business day.

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If this is a medical emergency, call 911.