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If it is not possible to remain home then many clients are choosing to hire client advocates that remain with them in hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, or in any situation when the client may not be able to speak for themselves. Having a set of eyes and ears providing supervision, companionship and reducing the likelihood of injuries can provide peace of mind when family/caregivers are not available. Image Home Care prides itself on responding to a care need efficiently and effectively, sometimes in as little as a few hours from the initial call. Call ( 918 ) 270-2230 or 800-320-2807 to find out how Image Home Care can help you. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to meet your home care needs. Image Home Health Care provides quality home health care services. We are a Medicare certified home health agency licensed by the State of Oklahoma, providing skilled nursing, home health aides, medical social services, occupational, physical and speech therapy. The patient must be under the care of a physician who authorizes your need for home health services. Each patient must meet Medicare criteria for home health and require care on an intermittent basis. IMAGE HOME HEALTH CARE Medicare pays 100% for Home Health services and we accept VA Benefits, and Private Insurance. Image Home Health does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age or handicap in admission, access to treatment, or employment. If you are interested in one on one care in your home, call Image Home Health Care at ( 918 ) 621-4454 or 800-320-2808 for a free confidential assessment. A Registered Nurse will be pleased to answer your questions. Faith Hospice provides medical, emotional, and spiritual support to terminally ill patients and their families. The service is typically provided in the patient's home or current place of residence such as a nursing or residential care facility. The primary function of hospice care is to enhance the patient's quality of life and the lives of the patient's loved ones during the various phases of a terminal illness. Adults that have a terminal illness with a limited life expectancy are eligible to receive hospice services. The patient and family must agree to focus on palliative care instead of curative care and the patient's physician must prescribe hospice care in order to begin services. Hospice care is a benefit that is funded by many payment sources. Medicare covers 100% of hospice services while most major insurance companies cover the entire cost or a portion thereof as a benefit for plan participants.