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Paying for Care Should Not Break the Budget

There are many ways to pay for home care. Concierge Care accepts self-pay, VA Benefits, and long-term care insurance.

Home Care Does Not Have to Break the Budget

There are many ways to pay for home care. Concierge Care accepts self-pay, VA Benefits, and long-term care insurance.

Home Care Does Not Have to Break the Budget

There are many ways to pay for home care. Concierge Care accepts self-pay, VA Benefits, and long-term care insurance.
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We believe seniors can remain happy at home, with restored independence, and family peace of mind.
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Care can be affordable

There are a variety of payment options

Home care falls into one of two categories. Medical services and assistance with Activities of Daily Living. Concierge Care helps families find ADL support, but does not do medical.

Check out the different payment types below and call Concierge Care for guidance in your specific situation.
  • Medicare/Medicaid – pays for medical care prescribed by a physician. The amounts paid vary based on income.
  • VA Benefits – can pay for medical or ADL support. Check with your local office as they offer two different programs.
  • Long Term Care Insurance - provides great benefits but can be complicated, see our recent post.
  • Private Duty – is the self-pay option. In Florida expect to pay $30-42 per hour, but many options can affect this price
Speak with a Care Coordinator
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Care Families Can Trust

Our entire staff is dedicated to improving the lives of seniors. Let our family find care for yours.
  • 24/7 client support
  • No weekly minimums
  • Offices locally managed
  • No long-term contracts
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Trusted by Thousands of Florida Families

Concierge Care has been serving seniors since 2003. We consistently win Home Care Pulse's top quality awards.
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