Yes, if your doctor orders it. However, Medicare does not cover 24-hour-a-day care at your home, home meal delivery, homemaker services (like shopping and cleaning) unrelated to your care plan, or custodial or personal care that helps you with daily living activities (like bathing, dressing, or using the bathroom), when this is the only care you need. Some Medicare Advantage plans include some homemaker services when returning home from the hospital, so ask your broker.
Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare Supplements must cover everything that Medicare covers. Medicare covers home health visits. How it's covered depends upon your plan but many plans will cover home health at a $0 copay but visits are limited. To receive the benefit you must qualify. Please contact your local agent to find out how home health is covered under your plan. There is never a fee to work with an agent.
Yes, typically most Advantage plans cover Home Health care. Some are more comprehensive than others, but the benefit exists with most of the Medicare carriers
Typically yes but it depends on the plan. Oftentimes HMO plans only work with specific service providers and if you can't find a service provider then you won't get the health care. I do not recommend Medicare advantage appliance at all. Medicare supplement plans are worry-free. You don't have these kinds of issues.
Yes, Medicare Advantage plans cover home health care, as they provide the same level of coverage as original Medicare for this service. However, Medicare advantage plans may have different rules, restrictions, and cost compared to Original Medicare.
Medicare pays for you to get health care services in your home if you meet certain eligibility criteria and the services are considered reasonable and necessary for the treatment of your illness or injury.
More info at: https://www.medicare.gov/publications/10969-medicare-and-home-health-care.pdf