Who we send your way
The families we connect with home health partners
- Patients heading home after joint replacement, cardiac or abdominal surgery
- Older adults recovering from pneumonia, a fall or a stroke
- Families managing a new diabetes, heart failure or COPD diagnosis at home
- Patients finishing a skilled nursing stay who still need therapy
- Long-distance children arranging care for a parent who lives alone
Families always choose their own provider. We introduce options; we don't make the decision for them.
How the partnership works
Apply
Tell us about your organization, locations, licenses and the payers you accept.
Standards review
We verify licensing and certification and review the items on this page before any family is referred. [Describe review criteria]
Partnership call
We walk through how introductions work and the terms of the partnership. [Partnership terms pending attorney review]
Introductions
When a family who fits your services and service area asks to be connected, we introduce you with the details they agreed to share.
Home Health partners: common questions
Do families arrive with a doctor's order?
Some do and some do not. We explain the order, homebound and face-to-face requirements so families know what their doctor or the hospital needs to provide, and we share what we know with you when we connect you.
Do you refer private-duty or non-medical home care?
Our home health category is for skilled, doctor-ordered care. If you also offer private-duty services, tell us in your application and we will note it for families who need both.
Can we limit referrals to certain ZIP codes?
Yes. List exactly where you can staff visits, and update it any time your coverage changes.
