Home Care in Palm Coast

We accept most insurance plans, including Medicare.

Our home care services are available to people who:

• Are under the care of a physician
• Live in Volusia or Flagler counties
• Are homebound and require the skills of a registered nurse, physical therapist or speech-language pathologist

To qualify for benefits under Medicare, you must be considered homebound, which Medicare defines as:

• Requiring considerable and taxing effort to leave home
• Absences from the home are infrequent and of short duration
• A treating physician has advised it’s unsafe to leave home due to a medical or psychiatric condition

Someone who qualifies as homebound may:

• Use a walker, have difficulty going up and down stairs to leave home and need help getting in and out of a car
• Walk without direct assistance for only short distances due to shortness of breath or other physical impairment
• Have limited mobility caused by extreme weakness or severe pain
• Be confused and unable to leave home unassisted
• Be depressed, withdrawn or refuse to leave the house

Examples of allowable absences from the home include:

• Church attendance
• Beauty salon services
• Other nonmedical reasons if absences are infrequent, of short duration and require a considerable and taxing effort
• Visit to the hospital, doctor’s office or a health care facility 

After returning home from the hospital or outpatient surgery, you may still need support. Our AdventHealth Home Care services include rehabilitation as you rebuild your strength and re-establish your health and daily routines at home.

Whether you’re recovering from a total knee replacement or adjusting to life after a stroke, you don’t have to navigate these new challenges alone. Our occupational and physical therapists will come to you, helping you meet every milestone on the path to a full recovery at home.

Our home care services are available for a range of medical conditions or situations, including:

• Acute illness like flu or pneumonia
• Alzheimer’s or dementia
• Cancer
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or respiratory failure
• Diabetes
• Heart failure
• Injury from a fall or accident
• Stroke
• Surgery