The referral partner that reports back
You stake your reputation on every referral. We protect it with same-day response, 24-hour starts of care, disciplined documentation and outcomes you can verify, not just take on faith.
Referral fax: (702) 555-0143 · Monitored 7 days a week
Built to make your discharges stick
24-hour start of care
Patients are seen within 24 hours of referral, weekends and holidays included. High-risk discharges get a nurse visit the day they arrive home.
Documentation discipline
OASIS-compliant assessments, plans of care to your office for signature within 48 hours, and visit summaries on the cadence your practice prefers.
Readmission vigilance
Medication reconciliation at start of care, red-flag teaching for patients and families, and a 96 percent readmission-free rate across our recovery caseload.
A nurse answers
Your office reaches our clinical team directly, not a call center. Condition changes are reported to you the day we find them.
Full continuum under one roof
Skilled nursing, PT, OT, speech, social work, aides and private-duty support. When Medicare episodes end, families are not abandoned, care steps down seamlessly.
Compliance you can audit
Licensed by the State of Nevada, Medicare-certified, accredited, HIPAA-secure systems and W-2 employees only. Ask for our quality data, we will show you.
Refer a patient
For routine referrals. For urgent same-day needs, call (702) 555-0142 or fax orders to (702) 555-0143.
Referral logistics
How do I send a referral?
Three ways, seven days a week: call our clinical line at (702) 555-0142 and ask for intake, fax orders and a face sheet to (702) 555-0143, or use the secure referral form on this page. We confirm receipt within the hour during business hours and accept referrals on weekends and holidays.
How quickly are patients seen?
Start-of-care visits happen within 24 hours of discharge or referral acceptance, including weekends. For high-risk discharges flagged by your team, we schedule the first nursing visit for the day the patient arrives home.
What documentation will my office receive?
You receive the signed plan of care for certification, visit summaries on your preferred cadence, OASIS outcomes at recertification and discharge, and immediate notification of any significant change in condition, ER visit or medication discrepancy found in the home.
Which patients are appropriate for home health?
Patients who need intermittent skilled nursing or therapy and meet Medicare's homebound definition: leaving home requires considerable taxing effort or assistance. Typical referrals include post-surgical recovery, CHF, COPD and diabetes management, wound care, new anticoagulation, recurrent falls and post-stroke rehabilitation.
Care can begin within 24 hours
Talk with a registered nurse today. No pressure, no obligation, just honest answers about what your family needs.
Prefer to talk it through first? Call (702) 555-0142. A real person answers, 24 hours a day.