Yadkin Valley Home Health is very proud of its many years of service to Surry, Yadkin, and Wilkes Counties . Nominated for a 2005 Ralph E. Snyder, M.D., Healthcare Quality Improvement Award, Yadkin Valley Home Health has achieved excellent clinical outcomes (which can be viewed at www.medicare.gov), as well as exceptionally high patient satisfaction.
We are a leader in the field of telemedicine and are the exclusive provider of HomMed in-home monitoring in Surry, Yadkin and Wilkes counties. We are one of the few local providers who accept Medicare, Medicaid, Partners, Blue Cross, United and most other managed care and commercial insurers. Our patients are most often folks who’ve used our services in the past, or who have heard about us from family and friends who received our care.
• Skilled nursing
• Physical therapy
• Occupational therapy
• Speech therapy
• Home Health Aides
• In-home telemonitoring
• Lifeline personal alert service
The department is able to provide services through an order from any physician licensed in NC.
“From the beginning, this experience was pleasurable. Past experiences with home health services have not been, so we were a little nervous. But everyone, including your receptionist, was easy to work with. I’m glad you’re in this area if we need your services again. Please express our appreciation to everyone that assisted with my dad”.
“All of your staff were so kind and helpful. I cannot think how you could improve. The care I received was top of the line. Everyone was great. Thanks you so very much and God bless you.
Yadkin Valley Home Health offers skilled services, such as nursing, aides and rehabilitation. These services must be ordered by a physician. Services are delivered in the comfort and security of your own home and are fully covered by Medicare and Medicaid, if you meet their criteria.
Lifeline is a personal response system. By simply wearing a necklace or bracelet that contains a small button, you can call for help instantly. Lifeline is an affordable safety system for anyone who lives alone.
Yes. Most major insurances cover skilled care and medical supplies. You can check with your insurer or call us and we can research it for you.
Traditional Medicare, as well as the Medicare managed care programs like Advantage and Partners, require that you be “homebound”. This means that in order to leave your home to receive services (for example, for outpatient physical therapy), it would be a taxing effort on you. Medicare feels that in-home services are only appropriate for people who cannot easily receive these same services in other settings like outpatient clinics.
For more information call: (336) 526-6460
To provide, through our affiliation with HCMH, community-based health care serves that exceed our clients’ expectations.
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