Our Process
You’ve worked hard to build a wonderful life for yourself and your family. Now you need a little help, but you have no intentions of life being any less extraordinary. We want your experience with us to be just as remarkable. To make sure it is, we developed a unique five-step approach to care.
At each step, our focus is on you. From learning about your wishes and answering your questions to creating a care plan just for you and matching you with the right caregiver, you are our priority. And it doesn’t stop there—we’ll be right there with you throughout the care process giving you and your family the support you need. After all, you’ve worked hard to get here. Let us take the heavy lifting from here.
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Why Right at Home
Our trained caregivers offer round-the-clock care for seniors and elders in Northern Westchester, Dutchess and Putnam Counties, New York. All of our caregivers are employees of Right at Home. To help ensure the safety and well being of our clients, we perform a criminal history background clearance and then cover each caregiver with general liability and workers' compensation.
We always try to accommodate any requests you may have for a change in caregivers (as allowed by law). With our proprietary screening and selection system, you can rest assured that we do our best to take the guesswork out of matching the right caregiver to you and your family.
Ways to Pay for Home Care
While Medicare does provide an Eligibility Tool to see if you or your loved one qualifies, Medicare typically does not pay for the type of hourly personal care service that Right at Home provides. We can however provide documentation to third parties such as long-term care insurance companies that could help you obtain the best coverage possible.
Additionally, we have preferred relationships with many companies that either fully or partially reimburse for home healthcare. Typical accounts for reimbursement include reverse mortgage, health savings accounts (HSAs) and flexible spending accounts.