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Some companies offer home healthcare services that provide help to seniors who wish to live independently for as long as possible. They provide a wide range of services to those not suffering from a major medical condition and can often delay the need for long-term nursing home care. The people who provide home health care are often licensed practical nurses and other trained professionals working for hospitals, home health agencies, or public health departments that are licensed by the state. The services may include occupational and physical therapy, speech therapy, and even skilled nursing. Providers often help the elderly with activities of daily living such as eating, bathing, and dressing as well as assisting with cooking, cleaning, and monitoring the use of prescription medications. But these programs are more medically oriented than a basic home care service as they usually involve helping seniors who are recovering from an illness or injury. Making sure that quality care is being provided Before signing up, the following questions can be used to determine if the company will perform to expectations: How long has the agency been serving this community? Is the agency an approved Medicare provider? Is the quality of care certified by a national accrediting body such as the Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations? Does the agency have a current license to practice? Does the agency offer seniors a "Patients' Bill of Rights" that describes the rights and responsibilities of both the agency and the senior being cared for? Does the agency have a nursing supervisor available to provide on-call assistance 24 hours a day? What is the procedure for resolving problems when they occur? Is financial assistance available to pay for services? How are agency caregivers hired and trained and will the agency provide a list of references for its caregivers? When purchasing home healthcare directly from an individual provider (instead of through an agency), it is even more important to screen the person thoroughly. This should include an interview with the caregiver to make sure that he or she is qualified for the job. It is always a good idea to request references. Be prepared for the interview by having a list of questions and concerns and also list any special needs the senior might have. For example, will the elderly patient need help getting into or out of a wheelchair? If so, the home health caregiver must be able to provide that assistance.