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Home health care is a term many families hear but may not fully understand—until a loved one needs it. At BrightHaven Care, we’re here to help you navigate your options with clarity and confidence. What Is Home Health Care? Home health care refers to a range of medical and non-medical services provided in the comfort of a person’s home. It can include:     •    Skilled nursing care (for licensed agencies)    •    Personal care (bathing, grooming, dressing)    •    Companion care (companionship, light housekeeping, meal prep)    •    Therapy services (physical, occupational, or speech) Home Health vs. Non-Medical Home Care n Ohio, many families choose non-medical home care for their elderly or disabled loved ones. This includes: Help with activities of daily living (ADLs) Medication reminders  Light housekeeping Transportation assistance   BrightHaven Care specializes in non-medical in-home care that supports independence and quality of life. Who Needs Home Health Care? You might consider home care if you or your loved one: Is recovering from surgery Has a chronic illness or disability Needs help managing daily routines Wants to age safely at home Why Families in Cincinnati Trust BrightHaven Care We provide compassionate, personalized care backed by trained caregivers who treat your loved ones like family. Call us at 513-905-4549 or email us to schedule a free consultation today.

Can Medicaid pay for home care? In many cases—yes. Ohio offers several Medicaid waiver programs that cover in-home care services. What Is a Medicaid Waiver? A Medicaid waiver lets eligible individuals receive care at home instead of in a facility. Ohio’s waivers include: – PASSPORT Waiver (for older adults)– Ohio Home Care Waiver (for people with disabilities or medical needs)– Individual Options (IO) Waiver (for individuals with developmental disabilities) Who Is Eligible? Eligibility depends on income, age, disability status, and care needs. BrightHaven Care can help you understand the process and connect you with a waiver case manager. How We Help We are working toward accepting Medicaid waiver clients and will assist you with documentation and questions during the intake process. Contact us to learn more about Medicaid options available for your family.