Infinite Health Care Inc sends licensed nurses and therapists into the home — after a hospital stay, a surgery, a stroke, or a fall. Physician-ordered care, usually covered by Medicare.
320 Linwood Street, Suite 2B
Dayton, OH 45405
Home health care is a range of medical services provided in the home for an illness or an injury. A nurse changes a dressing at the kitchen table. A physical therapist works on the stairs the patient actually has to climb every day. A speech therapist sits down with the whole family instead of a clinic waiting room.
It is ordered by a physician, delivered by licensed clinicians, and usually covered by Medicare and other insurance when the patient is homebound.
Recovery sticks better in the place where the person has to live it — their own stairs, their own bathroom, their own routine.
A licensed nurse handles the clinical work that used to mean a trip to the clinic — and teaches the family what to watch for in between.
Strength, balance, and walking rebuilt inside the actual house — the real hallway, the real front steps.
The everyday tasks that decide whether someone stays independent, plus the home changes that make them possible.
Communication, thinking, and safe swallowing after a stroke or a neurological diagnosis.
Tell us what happened. We'll tell you straight whether home health is the right service, what the physician needs to sign, and what your plan is likely to cover.
Medicare and most other insurance plans cover home health care when all three are true. We verify your specific plan before a single visit happens.
Home health requires a doctor's order. Don't have one yet? Call anyway — we coordinate directly with physicians and hospital discharge planners to get it in place.
Leaving home takes a considerable and taxing effort. It doesn't mean never leaving — appointments, religious services, and short outings are fine.
Nursing or therapy that has to be performed by a licensed clinician — not housekeeping, errands, or companionship.
Five minutes on the phone. What happened, who it's for, what the doctor has said so far. That's enough for us to tell you where you stand.
We contact the physician or discharge planner for the order and verify benefits with the insurance plan directly. You aren't chasing anyone.
A clinician visits, assesses the home, and builds the plan of care with the patient and family. Visits get scheduled around your life.
Yes — home health has to be ordered by a physician. You don't need it in hand before calling us, though. We routinely work with physicians and hospital discharge planners to get the order written.
It means leaving home takes a considerable and taxing effort, often needing help from another person or a device like a walker or wheelchair. It doesn't mean confined to the house — medical appointments, religious services, adult day programs, and occasional outings all still count as homebound.
Usually, when the care is physician-ordered, the patient is homebound, and skilled nursing or therapy is needed. Most other insurance plans cover home health on similar terms. We verify your specific coverage before care begins.
No. Home health is skilled medical care from licensed nurses and therapists under a physician's plan of care. Non-medical home care — companionship, housekeeping, errands — is a different service and is covered differently.
It depends on how quickly we can get the physician's order and confirm coverage. Call and we'll tell you honestly where you are and what the next step is.
Calling is fastest — most questions get answered in one conversation. If writing is easier, send the details and we'll follow up by phone.
Phone
(937) 938-9857Office
320 Linwood Street, Suite 2BPhysicians & discharge planners
Call the main line to place a referral. We'll take the details directly and follow up with your office.