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See which Medicare-certified agencies serve your ZIP code and how their patients did.

5

agencies serve 62286

3.0

Illinois average star

97%

start care on time, Illinois

5 of 5 agencies serve 62286

Agencies serving 62286

  • Amedisys Home Health

    O Fallon, IL · office 33.2 mi from 62286 center

    4.0quality (Quality of patient care star rating out of 5)

    4.0patient survey (Patient survey star rating out of 5)

    • Better than the Illinois average: care started on time (99.9%)
    • Better than the Illinois average: patients got better at walking (90.6%)
    • preventable hospital stays during care (11.3%). Medicare: Same As National Rate
    Call (618) 622-8854

  • At Home Health Care

    Sparta, IL

    4.0quality (Quality of patient care star rating out of 5)

    4.0patient survey (Patient survey star rating out of 5)

    • Better than the Illinois average: care started on time (99.7%)
    • Better than the Illinois average: patients got better at walking (87.4%)
    • preventable hospital stays during care (10.3%). Medicare: Same As National Rate
    Call (618) 443-2177

  • Apollo Medical

    Saint Louis, MO · office 54.5 mi from 62286 center

    4.0quality (Quality of patient care star rating out of 5)

    2.0patient survey (Patient survey star rating out of 5)

    • Better than the Missouri average: care started on time (99.8%)
    • About the Missouri average: patients got better at walking (90.2%)
    • preventable hospital stays during care (9.4%). Medicare: Same As National Rate
    Call (314) 692-0611

  • Residential Home Health of Southern Illinois, LLC

    Marion, IL · office 45.9 mi from 62286 center

    3.5quality (Quality of patient care star rating out of 5)

    5.0patient survey (Patient survey star rating out of 5)

    • About the Illinois average: care started on time (98.1%)
    • Better than the Illinois average: patients got better at walking (91.4%)
    • preventable hospital stays during care (9.5%). Medicare: Same As National Rate
    Call (800) 642-6099

  • Red Bud Regional Home Care

    Red Bud, IL · office 16.4 mi from 62286 center

    3.0quality (Quality of patient care star rating out of 5)

    4.0patient survey (Patient survey star rating out of 5)

    • Below the Illinois average: care started on time (92.5%)
    • Better than the Illinois average: patients got better at walking (89.4%)
    • preventable hospital stays during care (12.4%). Medicare: Same As National Rate
    Call (618) 282-3338

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Home health, in plain English

What does home health cover?
Part-time or intermittent skilled nursing, physical, occupational and speech therapy, medical social services and part-time home health aide care. It is for someone who is homebound and needs skilled care.
Who pays?
You pay nothing for covered home health services under Original Medicare. Medical equipment is separate: after the Part B deductible you pay 20 percent of the approved amount. Medicare Advantage and Medicaid cover home health too, with plan-specific rules.
How do we start?
A doctor or other provider must see her in person, confirm she needs home health and order it. A Medicare-certified agency provides it. The first assessment visit happens within 48 hours of the referral or of her coming home, or on the date the doctor ordered.

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