Hospital-to-Home Transition Care
Coming home from a hospital or rehabilitation stay is the most fragile stretch of a recovery. Our Reducing Hospital Readmissions approach supports the transition so the return home actually holds.
What’s included
- Discharge-day and first-week support
- Medication reminder support
- Follow-up appointment transportation
- Fall-risk and home-safety review
- Communication with discharge planners and physicians
- Reducing Hospital Readmissions program
Common questions
Does Medicare pay for this?
Medicare covers skilled home health services under specific conditions, not non-medical home care. ComForCare provides non-medical care, which is generally paid privately or through long-term care insurance. We can walk you through the options.
Can you coordinate with the hospital discharge planner?
Yes. We work with discharge planners and case managers across Central Florida hospitals, and we are glad to be included in the discharge conversation.
Where we provide this service
Hospital-to-Home Transition Care is available throughout our service area across Orange, Seminole, and Lake County.
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A free in-home assessment takes about an hour, and there is no obligation. We will tell you honestly whether in-home care is the right answer for your situation.