How We Provide Care

• What is Home Health Care?

Home health care involves providing medical and supportive services in the comfort of a patient’s home. It helps reduce the need for hospital stays while allowing individuals to receive care in a familiar setting.

By collaborating with patients, their families, and physicians, a structured Care Plan is developed and regularly updated. This plan outlines essential tasks designed to support health management and daily needs.

• Who is Eligible?

You may qualify for home health care if you:

Are you recovering from an illness or injury
Require skilled nursing, therapy, or rehabilitation
Have conditions such as diabetes, stroke, cardiac issues, lung disorders, or neuromuscular conditions
Need care that can be safely and effectively provided at home

• Who Covers the Costs?

Medicare
Private Insurance (PPO)
Private Pay

Insurance and Payment Options

• Who Provides the Services?

Our team consists of:

• Registered Nurses – Deliver medical care and health monitoring.
• Physical Therapists – Help restore movement and strength.
• Occupational Therapists – Support daily task improvement.
• Speech Therapists – Assist with communication and swallowing therapy.
• Medical Social Workers – Provide guidance on care coordination and resources.
• Certified Home Health Aides – Assist with personal tasks under nurse supervision.

• When Do Services Begin?

Once a request is made by the patient, a family member, or a physician, a Registered Nurse will visit the home within 24 hours to assess the patient’s condition and determine care needs.

• Which Areas Does iCARE HOME HEALTH Serve?

iCARE HOME HEALTH provides services across Illinois, covering the counties of:

• Cook 
• Lake
• DuPage
• Will
• Kane
• McHenry