FAQ
To be eligible for Texas Medicaid, you must meet the requirements. Among seniors, 65 years or older who have monthly income and a bank balance are not more than $2000. Or person who has disability as the law stated.
The difference between home health services (visiting nurse/physiotherapy/occupational therapy/speech-language therapy) and home care nursing services is the level of medical care.
Home health services require professional medical skilled services that require a doctor’s order. (professional medical skilled services include physician, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and professional nurse services)
Home Care services are welfare services and include non-skilled services. (This includes daily life assistance, bathing, meal preparation, walking, mobility assistance, simple housekeeping, conversation, etc.)
Yes, each program has completely different goals and licenses. You can continue to receive personal care services while receiving home health (visiting nurse / physical therapy / occupational therapy / speech therapy) services.
Yes, home health services are medical services received through the attending physicians and nurses affiliated with home health. Even if you have a doctor in a general clinic or hospital, you can receive home care services for the purpose of personal attendant through Anna Care. Customers have the right to choose a primary care provider or home care provider to improve their health and services. Please contact our office to begin the process.
Yes, if you have a primary care physician in a general hospital, various insurances are free and available. (Unless you get home health services) You have more doctor options than you would with Medicare or Medicaid. Including Dentures, hearing aids, eyeglasses, drug or grocery assistance, pharmacy/hospital ride assistance, and more. (You can contact your insurance company)
