Home care is a service offered to recovering, disabled, or chronically ill persons who need medical treatment and/or assistance with the activities of daily living. Generally, home care is appropriate when a person requires care and family and friends cannot easily or effectively provide it on their own. The National Association for Home Care (NAHC) estimates that more than 7 million Americans currently receive home care for mild, acute and long-term needs. This figure increases every day, as greater numbers of people are able to leave institutions or avoid entering them due to advances in technology. State-of-the-art medical equipment for use in the home can now provide treatment and services that once were only available in the hospital.

• Home care improves our society’s quality of life by enabling individuals to stay in the comfort and security of their own homes during times of illness, disability, and recuperation.
• Home care maintains the patient’s dignity and independence–qualities that may be lost in institutional settings.
• Home care offers a wide range of specialized services tailored to meet the needs of every individual on a personal provider-to-patient basis.
• Home care reinforces and supplements informal care by educating the patient’s family members and friends about the caregiving process.

Public third-party payers include: Medicare, Medicaid, the Veterans Administration, Social Security Block Grant programs and community organizations. Private insurance programs typically cover some services for acute needs, but benefits for long term services vary from plan to plan.

Promoting independence and participation to help you or your loved one recover after injury or illness.

Adoray’s Rehabilitation Therapy Services provide customized rehab programs designed with aggressive but achievable goals to get our patients back to living the life they love as soon as possible.

Therapy at Home:

If you or your loved one is unable to leave home, Adoray’s rehab team brings client-centered therapy services to wherever they call home. Adoray meets clients wherever they are on the road to recovery.

Adoray provides a team approach to rehab therapy care. Our expert and specially trained rehab therapists were carefully selected for their caring, compassionate, and respectful attitudes. Our rehab team members are encouraging and friendly professionals dedicated to our patients well-being. Your loved one’s Adoray therapy team works with his/her physician and hospital discharge planner to build a program designed especially to help your loved one achieve the highest possible level of independence and physical functioning.

Physical Therapy is the treatment of injuries and conditions to promote a return to function and independent living. Physical therapists are experts in how your body moves and functions focusing not only on treating injuries, but also on preventing them. Physical therapy includes the use of hands-on care and exercise for restoring motion and strength as well as training that allows a patient to return to daily activities.

Occupational Therapy is similar to physical therapy, but with a different emphasis. The majority of occupational therapists treat hand-and-upper-limb injuries, as well as injuries that affect movement and function. Stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, and multiple sclerosis are some of the conditions that may benefit from this type of therapy. Occupational therapy focuses on critical activities of daily living such as bathing, eating, grooming, dressing, cooking, driving, cleaning, and getting into and out of bed.

Speech Therapy is the treatment of conditions resulting in difficulty with talking and/or swallowing. Common treatments may range from strengthening exercises, and instructive or repetitive practice, to the use of sound or visual aids and strategies that allow everyday communication to become easier. Speech therapy may also include sign language and the use of picture symbols.

• Requires the skills of a registered nurse or physical therapist
• Has MD ordered services
• Is “homebound”, only leaving home for medical appointments, church, and infrequent outings
• Resides in a private residence, assisted living, or group home

Medicare, Medical Assistance and the VA who reimburse for visits at 100%.

Other insurances whose terms vary depending on the individual plan Bills for these services are submitted to Medicare, Medicaid, VA, or private insurance directly by Adoray.

Adoray will work with patients and families to help determine eligibility and to verify insurance coverage.