Atlanta Home Health Care That Puts Your Family First
Skilled, Compassionate Care Right at Home
Whether you need short-term help or ongoing support, our licensed caregivers bring professional medical care to your loved one’s doorstep—so they can stay safe, comfortable, and right where they belong.
What Is Home Health Care?
Home health care brings professional medical support into the comfort of your own home. At 4 Seasons Home Care, this means a licensed caregiver comes to your loved one — offering skilled services like wound care, medication management, post-surgery recovery, or help with chronic conditions, all without leaving the house.
Whether it's recovering after a hospital stay or managing a long-term illness, our home health aides work alongside your family and medical team to ensure your loved one gets the care they need — safely, consistently, and with heart.
We believe your home should be a place of healing. That's why we bring hospital-level support to your doorstep, so your loved one can stay where they feel most at peace.
Home Health Care Services, Costs & Coverage
Still Unsure if Home Health Care Is Right? Start Here.
Answering Your Top Questions About Home Health Care
Choosing care for your loved one is a big step — and there's a lot to consider. We've gathered the most common questions families in Atlanta ask when exploring home health care, so you can feel more confident in your next step.
What Services Are Included in Home Health Care?
Home health care services can include skilled nursing, wound care, injections, medication management, post-operative support, and physical therapy — all from licensed professionals in the comfort of your home.
Who Qualifies for Home Health Care in Georgia?
Generally, home health care is for individuals who are homebound and need part-time skilled nursing or therapy, as determined by a doctor. We'll help you understand if your loved one qualifies.
Does Medicare Cover Home Health Care?
Yes — Medicare often covers home health services that are deemed medically necessary and prescribed by a physician. Coverage can vary based on the service type and frequency.
How Much Does Home Health Care Cost?
Costs vary depending on the type of care, number of visits, and whether services are covered by insurance or Medicare. We'll walk you through everything so there are no surprises.
Is Home Health Care the Right Fit for My Family?
| What You're Wondering... | Here's How It Works! |
|---|---|
| Who is home health care for? | Seniors recovering from illness or surgery, or those with chronic conditions who need skilled medical care at home. |
| How often do caregivers visit? | Typically 1-2 hour visits, several times per week, depending on your doctor's care plan. |
| What types of care are provided? | Wound care, medication management, injections, vitals monitoring, and more (as prescribed). |
| Who provides the care? | Licensed nurses or certified aides providing medical care, education, and coordination with healthcare providers. |
| Will I have the same caregiver? | We aim to send the same caregiver (or small team) for continuity and trust. |
| How much does it cost? | Rates vary based on services and coverage. We provide clear pricing up front and help with insurance questions. |
| Can I get help outside of visits? | 24/7 access to our care team for updates, check-ins, and schedule changes. |
Home Health Care FAQs
Answers to all your questions!
Q What’s the difference between home care and home health care?
Home care usually means non-medical help like bathing, meals, and companionship. Home health care involves skilled medical services — like wound care, medication management, and vitals monitoring — provided by a licensed nurse or therapist under a doctor's plan.
Q How do I know if my loved one qualifies for home health care?
If your loved one is considered homebound and has a doctor's referral for skilled care (like nursing or therapy), they likely qualify. We'll help guide you through the process and coordinate with your physician.
Q Does Medicare pay for home health care?
Yes, Medicare often covers home health care services when they're medically necessary and ordered by a doctor. This can include nursing care, physical therapy, and more — but it typically does not cover 24/7 care or personal caregiving like meal prep or housekeeping.
Q How quickly can services start?
In many cases, we can begin care within a few days of your consultation and doctor's referral. If it's urgent, let us know — we do our best to accommodate urgent post-hospital transitions.
Q What kinds of medical services are included?
Depending on the care plan, services may include vitals monitoring, medication management, injections, wound care, catheter care, therapy exercises, and disease management for conditions like diabetes or COPD.
Q How do ensure our caregivers are the very best?
We take caregiver matching seriously. Every member of our home health team is licensed, experienced, and thoroughly vetted — but we go beyond qualifications. We consider your loved one's personality, preferences, and care needs when choosing a caregiver. And if something's not working, we're quick to adjust. Your trust and your loved one's comfort come first.
Q How much does home health care cost in Atlanta?
If your loved one qualifies, Medicare or private insurance may cover part or all of the cost. For services not covered by insurance, we'll walk you through every detail up front — no surprise fees or unclear pricing. Our team is happy to explain your options and help you make the best decision for your family.
Q Can home health care help after a hospital stay or surgery?
Yes — in fact, that's one of the most common reasons families reach out. Our team can help your loved one recover safely at home with services like medication management, wound care, and monitoring for complications. We coordinate closely with your doctors to make sure nothing falls through the cracks during recovery.
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