At Hope Care, our Transitional Care services are designed to support the person as they transition from one care setting (like a hospital) to another care setting (like their home). Hope Care services vary by the persons need, but are designed to enhance the person’s health care experience, improve the person’s health, and improve the person’s quality of life. Transitional Care services are time limited, but Hope Care provides other services that may be utilized to maintain the person’s goals.

What services does Hope Care provide?

Hope Care utilizes providers with a range of time-limited services designed to prevent poor outcomes as a person moves from a hospital or facility to their home setting. The provider works with each patient and their family to generate a comprehensive care plan based on treatment goals and preferences. Hope Care provides 24/7 access to providers and nurses.

Where are services provided?

Hope Care provides services at any location the person considers home.

Who pays for services?

Typically, the persons primary insurance will cover the cost of services. Hope Care also has private pay and sliding scale payment options.

• https://www.medicare.gov/coverage/transitional-care-management-services
• https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2768550/
• https://partnershipforpatients.cms.gov/p4p_resources/tsp-preventablereadmissions/toolpreventablereadmissions.html