Home Care in Seattle from a Name You Trust
Whether you’re recovering from illness, surgery, or an accident, Kline Galland’s Home Health caregivers can provide the medical expertise you need while remaining in the comfort of your own home. Actively engaging with clients in the Seattle area, our approach involves meticulous goal setting and care planning, fostering ongoing collaboration and transparent communication.
Within our interdisciplinary team, comprised of home health aides and specially trained care professionals, we prioritize personalized care plans designed to cater to the unique needs of every individual. Recognizing the importance of consistency and continuity in the healing process, we ensure that our caregivers become familiar faces, providing unwavering support through every step of the journey.
As part of our holistic, patient-centered philosophy, our ultimate goal is to facilitate a seamless transition back to health and independence, all while maximizing function and safety at home. Trust in Kline Galland for an unparalleled home health experience that echoes the essence of Seattle’s vibrant and caring community.
For more information, or to initiate care, give us a call at (206) 805-1930.
Your Home Health Team
With Kline Galland Home Health, you’ll be supported by a highly skilled team of professionals that develops a unique plan of care for you and your situation. Depending on your needs, your team may include a nurse, physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist, medical social worker, and/or a home health aide. We also provide an after-hours nurse who is on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Our comprehensive approach to health ensures that you’ll receive quality care that meets your physical and emotional needs.
Home Health Care Eligibility
In order to be covered by insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid, you will likely have to meet certain requirements to qualify for home health. These include:
- Having an order from a physician – most insurance requires an in-person meeting with your doctor either 90 days prior to the start of services or within 30 days after services have begun.
- Being homebound – this means it would require a great deal of effort or assistance for you to leave home.
- Having a condition that requires the intermittent services of a nurse or therapist.
