In-Home Care · Georgia
Hospital-to-Home Transitions at Home
The first days after discharge are when readmissions happen. We get support into the home fast and make sure the discharge plan is actually followed.
Hospital-to-Home Transitions
What's included
- Care scheduled within 24–48 hours of referral
- RN review of the medication list against discharge instructions
- Home-safety and fall-risk check on the first visit
- Follow-up appointment reminders and transportation
- Warning-sign education for the family
- Updates to the discharge planner or case manager
Who it helps most
- Patients leaving the hospital, rehab, or a skilled nursing facility
- Discharge planners and case managers who need a reliable partner
How to pay
Private pay, long-term care insurance, workers' compensation, and Georgia Medicaid. See payment options →
FAQ
Hospital-to-Home Transitions: common questions
Can we arrange care before discharge?
Yes, and that's best. Call us as soon as a discharge date is likely and we'll have care ready when your loved one gets home.
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Other ways we help
Personal Care (Medicaid EDWP)Companion & Sitter CareRespite CareAlzheimer's & Dementia CareTransportation & ErrandsSkilled Nursing at HomePediatric Home Care (GAPP)
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Free in-home consultation. Care can begin within 48 hours of referral.