Home Care in DeLand

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• Be depressed, withdrawn or refuse to leave the house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, 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 rehabilitation 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