Paying for Home Care
Learn your options to pay for home health care services and personal care and companionship from Adventist HealthCare. Expect competitive, reasonably priced services and guidance to understand your payment options, including private pay and insurance.
Ways to Pay for Skilled Home Health Services
Depending on the services you receive and your insurance coverage, you may pay with:
- Medicare or Medicaid
- Private medical insurance
- Self-pay, which means you’ll pay for services out of pocket
Ways to Pay for Personal Care & Companionship
You may choose to pay for personal care and companionship services with:
- Long-term care insurance
- Out-of-pocket self-pay
- Veterans Administration (VA) benefits
Accepted Insurances
If you’re not sure if your insurance provider covers home care or if you’ll have a copay, our team will help you find out before services begin. Rely on us to help you understand your care plan and reach out to your carrier.
See Accepted Insurances
- Adventist HealthNet (InforMed)
- Blue Choice
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield (Federal or Non-Federal)
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield (Out of State)
- Bravo Health - Private Fee for Service
- Capital Care
- Carefirst of the District of Columbia
- Carefirst of Maryland
- Kaiser Permanente
- Medicare
- Managed Medicare
- Advantage Freedom
- Care Improvement Plus
- Universal Health
- USA Care
- Vantage Health
- Wellcare
- Medicaid of Maryland
- Managed Medicaid
- Network Health Services
- Tricare
- Blue Choice
- Priority Partners
- United Healthcare
- Wellcare
- Worker's Compensation Plans, accepted on a case-by-case basis pending insurance approval
Financial Assistance for Home Care
If you need financial assistance to pay for medical home care services, download an application for Charity Care & Financial Assistance [PDF]. Personal care and companionship services aren’t eligible for assistance.
