Benchmark Home Health provides personalized care plans, timely interventions, patient education, and consistent communication to help patients receive the support they need at home. Our team works closely with patients, families, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to support recovery, independence, comfort, and quality of life throughout the care journey. To accomplish this, we help patients build practical coping skills, strengthen physical abilities, and better manage ongoing health needs through effective disease management education.
Skilled therapy services designed to support recovery, improve mobility, rebuild strength, and help patients regain independence in the comfort of home.
Professional skilled nursing care provided by experienced RNs and LVNs to support recovery, manage health needs, and improve quality of life at home.
Compassionate home health aide support that helps patients with daily living activities, personal care, and comfort while maintaining independence at home.
A supportive care pathway for patients and families when the focus shifts from recovery to comfort, dignity, and quality of life.
We work with a variety of insurance providers and payment options to help make the home health and hospice care process as seamless and stress-free as possible. Our team is available to help patients and families better understand coverage, eligibility, and available care options so they can move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate care and support to every patient.
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Medicare can cover both home health and hospice care when eligibility requirements are met, but the benefits work differently. Here’s what families should know about covered services, costs and when each type of care may apply.
Home health and hospice both bring care into the home, but they serve different purposes. Home health is generally focused on recovery, rehabilitation and managing an illness or injury, while hospice focuses on comfort and quality of life for someone with a terminal illness.
Being “homebound” does not mean someone must stay inside their home at all times. For Medicare home health eligibility, it generally means leaving home is difficult, requires significant effort, or requires help because of an illness or injury.
Receiving a home health referral is often the first step toward recovering safely at home. Understanding what happens next can help you feel prepared and confident as your care begins.
Whether you're exploring care options for a loved one or need assistance with any questions, we're here to help.
