We try to include our most Frequently Asked Questions. If you don’t see any of your questions answered here, please feel free to call at 754-244-5808 or send us an email at: jabezhomecarellc@gmail.com.

What type of insurance does Jabez Home Care Nurse Registry accept? 

Jabez Home Care Nurse Registry is a Private Pay Company. We accept assignments from Long Term Care companies. Workmen’s Compensation and some private or commercial insurance companies may also pay for services. If you have any questions, we will be more than happy to meet with you to contact your insurance company. 

Are the services tax deductible? 

In many cases services can be tax deductible. You should contact your tax professional just to be sure. 

How do I know what type of services and how much will I need?

At the start of your service, a licensed nurse will provide you with a free in-home evaluation. At this time, they will consult with you and help you determine your home care needs. This will put you in the best position to decide what type of services and how much services will benefit you the most. They will also let you know what tasks your caregiver will perform. 

Our referred caregivers can provide service for just a few hours each week or 24 hours/7 days a week as needed. 

What type of caregivers does Jabez Home Care refer? 

Our referred caregivers are independent contractors and not direct employees of the Nurse Registry. They are required to pass a Level II Background screening check through the Federal Department of Law Enforcement. References are checked and they are required to have ongoing continuing education. They are CPR Certified and are also required to provide proof of being free of communicable diseases. 

How quickly can a client receive services from Jabez Home Care? 

Our goal is to staff a new client within 24 hours, no later than 48 hours.

Can clients stop the service at any time? 

Yes, but we request a 24-hour notice whenever possible. We kindly request that if the caregiver that we send do not meet your criteria, that you give another opportunity to meet your home care needs. 

What is the cost for the services of Jabez Home Care Nurse Registry? 

Our services are tailored to meet each client’s individual needs, so the cost can vary. Our prices are affordable, very competitive and comparable to other companies like ours. We will schedule your FREE, no obligation, in home evaluation to do an assessment in order to give you an accurate quote.

How can I find out information about the VA Aid & Attendance services?

Jabez Home Care has the knowledge and expertise to provide you with information and assistance regarding the VA Aid and Attendance benefit program. We will be glad to meet with you to explain the benefits of the VA Aid & Attendance program and help you go over your options.

How do I arrange for services? 

You may call us or text us at (754) 244-5808 or send us an email us at: jabezhomecarellc@gmail.com

PAYING FOR SERVICES

Our rates are affordable and highly competitive.

Jabez Home Care accepts: 

• ACH / Wires
• Long Term Care Insurance
• Checks
• Medicaid Managed Care/Waivers
• Debit/Credit Cards
• Private Pay
• Private Insurance
• Commercial Insurance
• Veterans Aid & Attendance
• Workers Compensation

Jabez Home Care Nurse Registry accepts Long-Term Care assignments. We will assist you in contacting your Long-Term Care (LTC) Insurance Company, which sometimes covers necessary homecare services.  In addition, we may be able to help you determine eligibility for Federal or State funded programs.  We will discuss all possible payment options with you.

Call us today for your FREE, no obligation, In-Home Evaluation and Quote at: (754) 244-5808.

POTENTIAL PAYOR SOURCES:

Community Organizations

In some communities, local non-profit organizations, provide financial support for home health and supportive care. This is typically dependent on an individual’s eligibility and financial circumstances. Such organizations may pay for a portion or even all of the services needed. Hospital discharge planners, social workers, local offices on aging, and the United Way are all good resources for more information.

Health Insurance

Depending on what kind of insurance you have,  prior authorization may be required. There also may be co-pay and/or deductible.

Long Term Care Insurance

Not all long-term care insurance policies pay for home care, so know what’s in your policy. There may be an elimination period or depending on what kind of insurance you have, a prior authorization may be required. There also may be co-pay and/or deductible.

Medicaid Waivers

Federal or Stated funded programs such as Medicaid Waivers through Alliance for the Aging are local social service programs that enable frail and disabled older individuals to remain independent in their communities. This funding covers home health care, attendant care, respite care, personal care, chore, escort, meal delivery, and shopping services for individuals with significant need who are 60 years of age and older or have a chronic disability. The Area Agencies on Aging can provide information on such funding opportunities.

Private Pay

If the care is non-medical care in nature, then it is likely that you will need to pay out of pocket, which means you are personally responsible for all costs. Unless you have a Long-Term Care insurance policy, which will pay for needed home care services.