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DoesMedicareCoverCaregivers
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Call us at 800-847-9680 • https://medigapseminars.org/request-a... • https://medigapseminars.org/contact-us/ • https://partdshopper.com/ • Medicare brochure: https://www.medicare.gov/publications... • What does Medicare cover and how do you get Medicare covered caregiver or home healthcare services? • Let’s first look at how a person can qualify for a caregiver under Medicare. • First, a doctor must certify a person as homebound. • What does homebound mean? From Medicare’s point of view, A homebound person is someone who has difficulty leaving home without the help of either a person or medical equipment due to a condition that resulted from illness or injury. Or a person whose doctor recommended they not leave the home due to a medical condition. • What kind of services can be provided to you and covered by Medicare? • They can provide part-time skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy (which may be required after a stroke) and part time home health aide services. • Part-time means less than 8-hours each day and less than 28-hours per week. There are some exceptions to that rule. • The home health caregiver can check your vitals, blood pressure, heart rate etc. • Check what you are eating • Make certain you are taking your prescriptions • Check to see if you are in pain • Check the safety of your home considering your condition. • Generally, if your home healthcare is covered under Part B you can expect up to 21-days of part-time care. Generally, the way Medicare covers or pays for home healthcare under Part B is in 30-day units. • If your care is covered under Medicare Part A, then Medicare Part A may cover your first 100-days of home care. • Please do not expect Medicare to cover you for long-term care needs. There are other insurance products we can discuss with you if you need long-term care insurance. • • #MedigapSeminars #Medicare #homehealthcare
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