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We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions and answers for your convenience. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please get in touch and we’ll respond to your inquiry as quickly as possible.

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As part of our service, we want you to be in the know regarding everything we do here at Change2Care. That is precisely why we’ve compiled answers and advice from our experts to address all of your common inquiries. Scroll below to learn more.

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Have a question that you cannot seem to find the answer to? Find what you have been looking for by referencing our FAQ’s below. We’ve specified a lot of what we do here, however if something still isn’t clear, feel free to contact us with whatever is on your mind. We’ll be happy to assist you in any way possible.

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Read on to find answers to some frequently asked questions regarding Change2Care. We want our patients and their families to learn everything there is to know about us and what we do to benefit the health of Indiana residents. If you still have further inquiries, feel free to contact us for further information.

What Is Home Care?

Home care — frequently referred to simply as "home care" — is skilled care delivered directly to a patient's home. This type of care is provided by trained caregivers and home health aides for the purpose of treating or managing an illness, injury, or medical condition.

Home care services can be delivered to the patient's residence (which may be a private home or adult foster home), an assisted living or long-term nursing facility, or a memory or residential care facility.

Services that may be covered include non-medical services such as assistance with daily living.

What Are the Benefits of Home Care?

The primary benefit of home care for the elderly is that it can be delivered directly to the patient's residence, whether it be a private home, adult foster home, assisted living or residential care facility, memory care facility, or long-term nursing home. By delivering care directly to the patient, expensive hospital bills can be avoided.

Family members are encouraged to be active participants in the planning process to help set and meet goals, working with trained home care aides for the benefit of the patient.

Additional benefits of home care for seniors include:

  • Faster recuperation and recovery from illness or injury

  • Improved independence (over time)

  • Maintaining or improving of current condition or level of function

  • Regaining of self-sufficiency in the home

  • Slowing of the decline of serious conditions

  • Better symptom management

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