Licensed home health agency · Serving all of Southern California
Home health made easy with Peace & Harmony
Skilled nursing and licensed therapy at home, under your physician’s plan of care. One coordinated team that keeps your doctor and your family informed, with a nurse a phone call away.
Physicians & case managers: refer a patient →
- Licensed home health agency
- Medicare & major plans accepted
- A nurse is a phone call away
- Five Southern California counties
- Licensed home health agencyState of California · HCAI ID 406195704Verify license (opens in a new tab)
- Medicare & major plansEligibility verified before care starts
- Five Southern California countiesLA · Orange · Ventura · San Bernardino · Riverside
- Referrals by fax or phone747-262-1677 · 747-262-1676
Where would you like to start?
- I'm looking for care for a loved oneNursing, therapy and help at home, arranged around your family.See services
- I'm coming home from the hospitalA safe landing after discharge: nursing and therapy as your doctor ordered.After a hospital stay
- I'm a physician or case managerOne fax or one call. Plan of care back to you for signature.How to refer
- Do you serve my area?Five counties, including hard-to-reach areas other agencies turn down.Check your ZIP
What we do
Care that comes to you, whatever you need
From skilled nursing after a hospital stay to a helping hand with daily life, every service follows a plan built around you.
Physical Therapy
Rebuild strength, balance and mobility with a licensed therapist, at home.
Learn moreOccupational Therapy
Regain independence in daily tasks, with home safety and adaptive equipment.
Learn moreMedical Social Services
A medical social worker helps with resources, planning and the stress of illness.
Learn moreAssisted Living Facility Support
Home health services for residents of assisted living communities.
Learn more
Clinical scope
Conditions we commonly manage at home
Skilled nursing and therapy for the diagnoses that most often send people home with orders.
- Heart failure (CHF)
- COPD and respiratory conditions
- Diabetes
- Stroke recovery
- Joint replacement and orthopedic surgery
- Chronic and surgical wounds
- Parkinson's disease
- Dementia and Alzheimer's
- Falls and balance disorders
- Pneumonia and recent infections
- Cancer-related weakness
- Post-hospital deconditioning
Why families choose us
Hospital-level attention, with the comfort of home
Home is where people heal best. We bring the skill, the equipment know-how and the calm to make it work.
Care built around you
No two homes, or two recoveries, are the same. Your plan is written with you and your doctor, then adjusted as you improve.
Never on your own
Questions don't keep office hours. A nurse is a phone call away, so your family always has someone to ask.
Licensed clinicians at your door
Registered nurses and licensed physical, occupational and speech therapists, trained for care in the home, not just the clinic.
One team, in the loop
We keep your doctor informed and your family updated, so nothing falls through the cracks between visits.
How it works
Three simple steps to care at home
Most families start with a phone call. We handle the paperwork from there.
- 1
Call or send a request
Tell us a little about the situation. We'll explain what's covered and what to ask your doctor for. No medical details needed online.
- 2
We coordinate with your doctor
We collect the order and insurance details securely, check eligibility, and schedule the first visit at a time that works for your family.
- 3
Care begins at home
A nurse or therapist visits, agrees goals with you, and the plan starts. You'll always know what's next and who to call.
Physicians · Hospitals · SNFs · Case managers
Refer with one fax. We take it from there.
Send the order and clinical notes. We confirm receipt, verify eligibility before the first visit, complete the start-of-care assessment, and return the plan of care for your signature. The case manager calls you when something changes.
- Fax referrals
- Tap to copy · orders, F2F, notes
- Intake line
- 747-262-1676Verbal orders · eligibility questions
Please do not email protected health information. Fax and phone only.
What your office receives
- Referral acknowledged
- Eligibility verified before start of care
- Plan of care sent for your signature
- Change-in-condition notification
- Discharge summary
Verbal orders accepted
Call intake to get care started. We send the written order back to your office for signature.
Your patient stays your patient
You remain the certifying physician. We follow your plan of care and report back to you, not around you.
We go where others won't
Los Angeles County, Orange County, Ventura County, San Bernardino County, Riverside County, including the hard-to-reach areas other agencies turn down: Antelope Valley, the high desert, mountain and outlying communities. One number, one fax.
We've got you covered
Medicare and most major plans
Not sure what your plan covers? Call us. We'll check your eligibility with you, at no cost.
- Traditional Medicare
- Aetna· PPO & Medicare Advantage
- Anthem· PPO & Medicare Advantage
- Blue Shield· PPO
- Cigna· PPO & Medicare Advantage
- UnitedHealthcare· PPO & Medicare Advantage
- Carelon
- Choice Physicians Network / Choice Medical Group
Does Medicare pay for home health?
Usually yes, if all four of these are true. Medicare pays for covered home health services; you pay nothing for the visits themselves.
- 01
Your doctor orders it
A doctor or other allowed provider must certify that you need skilled care at home and set up a plan of care.
- 02
You need skilled care, part-time
That means skilled nursing, physical therapy, speech therapy, or continued occupational therapy, on an intermittent basis.
- 03
You are homebound
Leaving home takes a major effort or help from another person. Short trips for medical care or religious services are still allowed.
- 04
The agency is Medicare-certified
Care must come from a Medicare-certified home health agency.
Source: Medicare.gov, “Home health services.” Coverage for equipment and some supplies may involve a 20% coinsurance.
Where we serve
All of Southern California
From Ventura to Riverside, our nurses and therapists cover five counties, including hard-to-reach areas other agencies turn down.
- Los AngelesCounty
- OrangeCounty
- VenturaCounty
- San BernardinoCounty
- RiversideCounty
Good to know
Questions families ask us most
Straight answers, in plain language. If yours isn't here, call — a real person will pick up.
Home health care is medical care given in your home by licensed professionals, such as nurses and therapists. Your doctor orders it, and it follows a written plan of care.
Home health is medical care from licensed staff, like nursing and therapy. Home care is non-medical help with daily life, like bathing, meals and companionship. Many families use both. Call us and we will explain which fits your situation.
Yes, for home health services such as nursing and therapy. If you do not have one yet, call us. We can explain what to ask your doctor for.
Medicare covers home health services when you meet its rules: your doctor orders it, you need part-time skilled care, you are homebound, and the agency is Medicare-certified. We accept Traditional Medicare and the plans listed on our Insurance page. Call us and we will check your coverage with you.
We serve families across Southern California: Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino and Riverside counties, including hard-to-reach areas other agencies turn down, such as the Antelope Valley, the high desert and mountain communities. Use the ZIP code checker on our Service Area page or call us.
Ready when you are
Call now and talk to a real person, or send a request and we'll call you back at a time that suits you.
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