Unity Health Care

Does Medicaid pay for home care for aging individuals?

The short answer to this question is Yes.

However, Medicaid's home care services are different in every state and Within each state, the home care benefits depend on the type of Medicaid program in which the individual is enrolled. In Georgia, you must meet the certain Medicaid Criteria to qualify for this program.

We are here to help and answer all your questions. For more information please contact us at (404)690-3288

What is Home Care?

The ability to perform daily tasks and partake in easy delights can allow a person to feel independent.

That’s what we do. We are about sustaining and maintaining your loved one’s quality of life in their home – keeping them safe and comfortable.

At Unity Health Care we offer (Not limited to):

Personal grooming like bathing OR getting dressed

Moving around: getting in and out of the bed/shower

Medication reminders

Helping with grocery shopping and picking up prescriptions

Job opportunity
Providia family care is looking for PCA (personal care assistant) in Cu***ng area. Training offered. No experience needed. If you are interested please call
(470) 274-6769

Types of home care
PERSONAL CARE AND COMPANIONSHIP
➞ Help with everyday activities like bathing and dressing, meal preparation, and household tasks to enable independence and safety

Also known as...

Non-medical care, home health aide services, senior care, homemaker care, assistive care, or companion care

PRIVATE DUTY
NURSING CARE
➞ Long-term, hourly nursing care at home for adults with a chronic illness, injury, or disability

Also known as...

Home-based skilled nursing, long-term nursing care, nursing care, shift nursing, hourly nursing, or adult nursing

HOME
HEALTH CARE
➞ Short-term, physician-directed care designed to help a patient prevent or recover from an illness, injury, or hospital stay

Also known as...

Medicare-certified home health care, intermittent skilled care, or visiting nurse services

What is a PCA?🤔
Personal care attendants may also be known as personal care aides or personal care assistants. These professionals help people living with physical or mental disabilities perform day-to-day activities.