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Although this area is temporarily without a member to assist you we can still help you with any concerns you may have. We can also put you in contact with various elder care services in Northern Alabama. Click here to Request Assistance from the Alabama Care Planning Council.
Send Me An Angel Sitters™ understands that needs of care vary and that no two situations are the same. That is why we provide a broad range of home care options, putting you in complete control over the length and frequency of service. Our qualified skilled caregivers are at-hand 7 days a week, 24 hours a day including weekends and holidays. We take the time to listen to your needs and to understand your situation, working diligently to match your personality with the Ideal caregiver to keep you safe and comfortable in your home.
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Although this area is temporarily without a member to assist you we can still help you with any concerns you may have. We can also put you in contact with various elder care services in Southern Alabama. Click here to Request Assistance from the Alabama Care Planning Council.
Although this area is temporarily without a member to assist you we can still help you with any concerns you may have. We can also put you in contact with various elder care services in the Mobile Area. Click here to Request Assistance from the Alabama Care Planning Council.
Northern Alabama: Lauderdale, Colbert, Franklin, Marion, Lawrence, Winston, Limestone, Morgan, Madison, Marshall, Jackson, and Dekalb Counties
Central Alabama: Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Anniston, Auburn, Cullman, Gadsden, Jasper, Sylacauga, and surrounding areas
Southern Alabama: Montgomery, Selma, Ozark, Dothan, and surrounding areas
Mobile Area: Mobile, Baldwin, and Escambia Counties
Although most home care is provided by family, friends or volunteers, there is a growing trend in Alabama to hire paid individuals or professionals to provide this care in the home. The hiring of care is prompted by a growing trend for traditional caregivers to be employed full-time and unable to offer much help or for family to live hundreds of miles away from the loved one and find it difficult to offer hands-on long-distance care.
In the year 2000, about 12,800 home health agencies served approximately 8,600,000 clients across the United States . In that year Medicare paid an estimated 85% to 90% of the total cost of home health agency services amounting to $ 8,700,000,000. Although current figures are not yet available, the number of home health agencies has been going up year after year as well as the number of clients being served.
Although home health agencies are privately owned, Medicare is the principle payer for their services. Home health services through Medicare are available under parts A and B. In order to qualify for Medicare homecare a person must have a skilled need, must be homebound and there must be a plan of care ordered by a Physician.