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Since Medicare coverage for in-home care can be limited, here are some options to explore:
1. Contact your Medicare insurance representative to understand exactly what in-home care benefits you qualify for under your specific plan.
2. Ask about negotiating rates directly with home health agencies - many will work with you Show Full Answer
You might also check with your Office of the Aging. They may offer other forms of aid that might help you.
Here in Ohio Medicare is very limited however they help in other ways.
Some of the health insurance companies offer plans that include home health. In many states there is Area on Aging programs. Hope this helps you a little I understand how difficult it is for you Carol
Hi DeniseSutton, I think your question is about Medicare and if it covers home health care. I think each state can handle this differently. Depending on which plan you are under. I live in Texas and recently changed my coverage to Part A and B. I seem to have more coverage now. I have been offered many incentives for changing. It can be very confusing, but I would reach out to see what they offer with the different plans. Good luck.
Idea! Pull up United Health and look for Medicare advantage plan s.you should get some ideas and ads on TV for advantage plans.
My two brain cells that PD missed decided to work at the same time and I came up with this hope it helps you. Carol
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