We found 25 home health agencies near Long Island City, NY. Read reviews, check ratings and pricing, get contact information, and learn about light medical services offered by browsing the Long Island City home health aides listed below.
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Quality Health Care IncServing Long Island City, New York"Quality Healthcare is a fully licensed and bonded home healthcare agency founded in 1994. For n..." moreSponsored Result
Promise Home Care Agency, IncServing Long Island City, New York"Promise Home Care Agency Incorporated is a Bronx, New York State Department of Health licensed ..." moreSponsored Result
First Care of New YorkServing Long Island City, New York"First Care of New York is licensed by the New York State Department of Health and accredited by..." moreSponsored Result
Senior Home CareServing Long Island City, New York"Senior Home Care, located in the heart of Manhattan's Upper West Side has been providing Home H..." more -
Home Instead Senior CareNew York, NY 10022"Home Instead Senior Care Manhattan is a full service home care agency licensed w" more
EvergreenChoiceNew York, NY 10150"EvergreenChoice was founded on the principle of committed care to our clients o" more
Salcare Home Health Services, Inc.New York, NY 10036"Provision of home health care services in the Five Boroughs of New York City and" more
Fedcap Home CareNew York, NY 10011"Fedcap Home Care provides high-quality home health and personal care services to" more
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A Caregiver's Guide to Home Health Agencies
Article - Home health agencies provide short-term medical care at home. More about home health agencies, what they do, what they cost, and where to find them. - Home health agencies provide short-term medical care at home. More about home health agencies, what they do, what they cost, and where to find them. -
FAQ: Will the Hospital Communicate With My Loved One's Doctor About His or Her Hospitalization?
Question - Primary care doctors aren't always aware of a patient's hospitalization. How caregivers can help communication between doctor and hospital. - Not necessarily. You'd think that all the doctors who see your loved one would be in touch with one another about the case, but this isn't automatically or always the case. The trouble with being hospitalized is that different groups of providers (hospital staff, the primary care doc or specialists, a home health agency) are often involved...
