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    Home health agencies serving Southwest Ohio

    Medicare-certified agencies that send nurses and therapists to the home, usually after a hospital stay. Enter a ZIP code to see who serves that address.

    Not sure which type of care fits? Or call us free at 513-226-9052.

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    Which type of care fits?

    TypeGood fit when your loved one…How it's usually paid
    Assisted livingCan live mostly independently but needs daily help with things like medications, bathing or meals.Usually private pay. Ohio's Assisted Living Waiver can help if your loved one qualifies for Medicaid.
    Memory careHas Alzheimer's or another dementia and needs a secure setting and staff trained in dementia care.Usually private pay, and typically costs more than standard assisted living.
    Nursing home & rehabNeeds 24-hour nursing care, or short-term rehab after a hospital stay.Medicare can cover short-term rehab after a qualifying hospital stay. Long stays are private pay or Medicaid.
    Home healthIs recovering at home and needs a nurse or therapist to visit. A doctor must order it.Medicare covers it for people who are homebound and need skilled care.
    HospiceHas a serious illness, and the focus has shifted to comfort rather than cure.Medicare's hospice benefit covers it with little or no cost to the family.

    Still unsure? Take our free planning assessment or call 513-226-9052.

    Nursing home, home health and hospice data, including star ratings, is federal data from the CMS Provider Data Catalog, updated monthly. Home health and hospice agencies are listed if they report serving at least one ZIP code in our seven counties. Assisted living listings come from each community's website or Ohio license records; check the Ohio Long-Term Care Consumer Guide for license status.

    Federal ratings are not our vetting. A "Vetted" badge means the business also passed our questionnaire, reference checks and in-person visit. Being listed is not an endorsement.