OUR SERVICES
We provide services in the comfort of your own home by partnering with your doctor/practitioner to develop a personalized care plan and teach you the skills that are necessary to maintain that plan. Your safety and quality of life is our priority and focus.
Our staff includes nurses, therapists and social workers to make sure you are getting the exact home care services you need to achieve a positive patient outcome.
Over the course of your life, you’ve tailored your home to be exactly how you want it. You’ve set routines that feel familiar. However, as you get older, you may find it hard to keep up with things. You may struggle to do household chores or make your way around town. We aim to make sure you don’t have to struggle with the day-to-day.
We tailor our care to meet your needs. We can provide from a minimum 4 hour minimum up to 24 hour care. We specialize on placing the right caregiver provider to match your needs.
Therapy Services
Our therapy services are designed to help patients move and live more comfortably with customized plans that take home and lifestyle into consideration.
Whether it’s the alleviation of pain or a desire to move more independently, Roadrunner’s therapy team develops care plans to restore movement and functional ability.
How our services are covered
Home health services are generally covered by most medical insurance plans, including Medicare. Before we provide care, we will let you know if you will be responsible for any cost.
- Long-term Care Insurance
- Private Pay
- Other Insurance
Please contact us with any insurance questions. You can also call your insurance company to verify home health benefits and to see if we are in‐network for your insurance provider.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES?
Medicare and most private insurance companies require that the following criteria be met to qualify a patient for home health care services:
You must be an eligible Medicare or insurance beneficiary.
One of your physicians must order and supervise the home health care services.
You must be considered homebound, meaning it is a taxing effort for you to leave the home; you can leave the home only infrequently with the help of another person or assistive device.
You require skilled nursing or therapy services on an intermittent (not full time) basis.
WHAT DOES MEDICARE PAY FOR?
Medicare will pay for all your home health care visits when the above criteria are met. Medicare will also pay for supplies needed for your care; however, Medicare does not pay for everything. For example, Medicare does not pay for 24‐hour care at home, meals delivered to the home, homemaker services (shopping, cleaning, laundry), or personal care services unless it is paired with skilled nursing or therapy services.