Frequently Asked Questions

PROHealth provides a full range of home health care services across the greater Los Angeles area. This includes private duty nursing, rehabilitation therapy, physical therapy, pain management, palliative care, senior home care, oncology care, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and Certified Home Health Aide (CHHA) services.

We serve patients in Burbank, Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Hollywood Hills, Calabasas, The San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica, The South Bay, and the surrounding areas across Los Angeles County.

We accept the following insurance:

Yes. At PROHealth we require a physician’s prescription in order to begin home health care services.

Home health care can be a highly beneficial alternative to inpatient care at a hospital or medical facility if you or a loved one has recently had surgery, is undergoing cancer treatment, has been diagnosed with a serious medical condition, is recovering from a serious injury, or is otherwise in need of professional care.

Our Los Angeles home health care professionals work closely with our patient’s physicians to make sure we provide the exact care prescribed. We will coordinate with your doctor to make sure he or she is informed of any changes or improvements in your condition. The goal is to promote your safety and health by following your doctor’s orders – all in the comfort of your own home.

Private-duty nursing is shift care by RNs and LVNs in a home that’s paid for privately by the patient, while skilled nursing through home health is paid for by insurance. The services provided are very similar, but the main differences are private pay, insurance pay, and intermittent visits vs shift care. Call us to inquire about prices! (323) 932-0773

Medicare pays for skilled services, such as nursing and therapy in the home, when there is a skilled need and the patient is homebound. In order to qualify for home health service benefits, the patient must be under the care of a doctor who certifies the individual needs intermittent skilled nursing care, physical therapy, speech-language pathology services, or continued occupational therapy. A doctor also must certify that the patient is homebound.

ProHealth offers home health services that provide professional, compassionate care with personalized attention, comfort of home, and tailored care plans. We provide short-term assistance to post-surgical patients, support during cancer treatments to oncology patients, and care services for elderly patients with Parkinson’s disease or Alzheimer’s disease, or who have had a stroke or are intellectually disabled. ProHealth Home Care Services specializes in assistance with daily living activities, emotional support, meal preparation, administering medications, home safety, fall prevention, and more to help the client live a safe, healthy life.