About Southcoast Health at Home

Home care is professional medical and support services delivered in a person’s home. It typically includes skilled nursing, physical, speech, occupational therapy, medical social work, and home health aide assistance. We partner with local hospitals, physicians, and community agencies to provide the highest quality of care possible. Visit our services page to learn more about the care offered by Southcoast Health at Home.

Home care services typically begin when we receive a referral from your health care provider. Once the referral is received, our team will coordinate with you to arrange the appropriate level of care based on your needs.

Home care is often covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and many private insurance plans. Our Customer Care Center is here to guide you and your family through the coverage process get access to the appropriate level of care.

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), may be offered based on your specific health needs and your care plan. If appropriate, our clinical team will provide you with the necessary equipment and instructions to support your care at home.

Supportive care offers guidance, resources, and emotional support to patients and families facing serious health conditions, helping them manage symptoms, make informed decisions, and improve quality of life.

Many insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, may cover all or part of supportive care services. Our team can help you understand your coverage and verify your benefits to ensure you get access to the necessary/required level of care.

If you or a loved one has an advanced chronic illness and are at risk of hospitalization, talk to your doctor about supportive care. It can help manage symptoms, reduce hospital visits, and improve your overall quality of life.

Supportive care can begin at any stage.

Supportive care can begin at any stage of a serious illness—not just at the end of life. It is designed to improve comfort, manage symptoms, and support patients and families throughout the course of care.

Supportive care services are provided wherever the patient calls home- including hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, or private residences- to ensure comfort and continuity of care in the most appropriate setting.

Supportive care services are available wherever the patient calls home—including hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, or private residences—to ensure comfort and continuity of care in the most appropriate setting.