Peace & Harmony Home Health

We've got you covered

Insurance & eligibility, explained simply

Most families pay nothing out of pocket for home health visits under Medicare. Here's how it works and which plans we accept.

Not sure what you're covered for?

We'll explain what's covered and what happens next.

620 N. Brand Blvd., Suite 200Glendale, CA 91203 (opens Google Maps directions in a new tab)
info@phhhc.com

Plans we accept

Coverage depends on your specific plan and your doctor's orders. Call us and we'll verify your benefits with you before care starts.

  • Traditional Medicare
  • AetnaPPO & Medicare Advantage
  • AnthemPPO & Medicare Advantage
  • Blue ShieldPPO
  • CignaPPO & Medicare Advantage
  • UnitedHealthcarePPO & Medicare Advantage
  • Carelon
  • Choice Physicians Network / Choice Medical Group
Medi-Cal: we are not able to accept Medi-Cal at this time. If Medi-Cal is your only coverage, call us and we will point you to agencies that can help.

Medicare home health

Four things Medicare looks for

If all four are true, Medicare generally covers home health visits in full. Equipment and some supplies can involve a 20% share.

  1. STEP 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.

  2. STEP 02

    You need skilled care, part-time

    That means skilled nursing, physical therapy, speech therapy, or continued occupational therapy, on an intermittent basis.

  3. STEP 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.

  4. STEP 04

    The agency is Medicare-certified

    Care must come from a Medicare-certified home health agency.

Source: Medicare.gov — Home health services (opens in a new tab). This page is general information, not a coverage decision. Your plan and your doctor's orders determine what is covered.

Let us check your coverage

Call with your insurance card handy and we'll tell you where you stand — usually in one conversation.

Physicians & discharge planners: fax referrals to