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What Is Home Health Care?

Skilled Medical Care—Right at Home

Anova Home Health provides professional, in-home medical care to help patients recover from illness, surgery, or injury while remaining in the comfort of their own homes. Our goal is to promote independence, enhance quality of life, and reduce the need for hospital visits.

What We Offer

Anova Home Health is dedicated to helping patients return to their baseline health in the comfort and familiarity of home. Our experienced team of medical professionals delivers personalized care that supports the physical, emotional, and social needs of each patient, while also offering guidance and reassurance to their loved ones.

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We recognize that every individual and family is unique. That’s why we work closely with patients and families to honor their values and preferences, empowering them to make informed decisions. Through compassionate care and open communication, we create an atmosphere of respect, understanding, and support.

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Who Is Eligible for Home Health?

You may qualify for Medicare-covered Home Health if:

  • Leaving home isn’t easy for you—you may only go out occasionally for things like medical appointments, religious services, or short outings.
  • You need skilled support at home, such as nursing care, physical therapy, speech therapy, or help regaining daily function through occupational therapy.
  • You’ve had a recent in-person visit with your doctor or healthcare provider to assess your need for home health care.
  • You’re under a doctor’s care and have a personalized care plan designed to help you heal or manage your condition at home.

Why Choose Anova Home Health?

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Recover at Home

Avoid unnecessary hospital visits

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Patient Outcomes

Focused on Patient Outcomes

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Personalized Plans

Tailored care from nurses, therapists, and support staff

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Whole-Person Focus

Addressing physical, emotional, and social needs

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Recover at Home

Avoid unnecessary hospital visits

At Anova, our interdisciplinary team—including clinicians, rehab specialists, social workers, and care coordinators—works together to help each patient thrive at home.

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What We Offer

Personalized In-Home Care Delivered by Skilled Professionals

At Anova, our interdisciplinary team provides a full range of home health services designed to meet each patient’s unique needs with compassion, expertise, and dignity.

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Skilled Nursing Assessments

Experienced RNs conduct thorough evaluations to guide each patient's personalized care plan, ensuring the highest quality support for complex medical needs.

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Physical Therapy

Therapists assess mobility, reduce pain, and help patients move safely and comfortably within their home environment.

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Occupational Therapy

OTs assist patients in regaining the ability to perform daily activities, adapting routines and tools to promote independence.

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Speech Therapy

Speech therapists support communication and safe swallowing, helping patients stay connected and nourished.

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Medical Social Work

Social workers help patients and families navigate care plans, access community resources, manage stress, and resolve challenges—so healing stays the focus.

Additional Specialized Services

We also offer advanced care options to meet evolving health needs

Frequently Asked Questions

Get all the common queries here

  • Who qualifies for Home Health?

    Home Health is for individuals who are homebound due to illness or injury and require skilled care from a nurse or therapist. A doctor must certify that the patient needs intermittent skilled services, such as nursing care, physical therapy, or speech therapy, provided in the home.

  • What is the difference between Home Health and In-Home Care?

    Home Health is medical care provided by licensed professionals such as nurses and therapists, under a physician’s order. In-Home Care (also called non-medical home care) includes help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and companionship, but does not require a doctor’s order or involve clinical services.

  • Who pays for Home Health?

    Home Health is usually covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans. Coverage typically includes skilled nursing, therapy, medical social services, and certain medical supplies related to your care.

  • What kind of patients can benefit from Home Health services?

    Home Health can benefit individuals recovering from surgery, illness, or injury, managing chronic conditions like heart failure or diabetes, or those needing rehabilitation support to regain independence at home.

  • When will Home Health visits begin?

    Once a doctor orders Home Health and the referral is received, services usually begin within 24–48 hours, depending on patient needs and availability. Anova works closely with your physician to ensure timely, coordinated care.

  • What happens during the first Home Health visit?

    During the initial visit, a nurse or therapist will assess your health status, review medications, evaluate your home environment, and work with you to create a personalized care plan. This visit is also a chance to ask questions and understand what to expect moving forward.

  • Can a patient request Anova by name when their doctor is ordering Home Health services?

    Yes. Patients have the right to choose their preferred Home Health provider. Simply let your doctor or discharge planner know that you would like to receive services from Anova, and we’ll coordinate the rest.

  • How long can a patient receive Home Health services?

    Home Health services are provided for as long as the patient continues to meet eligibility and medical necessity requirements. The care plan is reviewed regularly, and services can be adjusted based on the patient’s progress and physician recommendations.

  • How often will Home Health visits occur?

    Visit frequency depends on the care plan developed by your healthcare provider and the Anova team. Some patients may receive multiple visits a week, while others may need less frequent check-ins as they recover.

  • Can Home Health help prevent hospital readmissions?

    Yes! Home Health plays a vital role in helping patients manage symptoms, follow treatment plans, and recover safely at home—reducing the risk of complications and avoidable hospital stays.

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