Paying for In Home Care Services in Greater Kalispell, MT

How to pay for in home care services in Kalispell, Polson, Whitefish, Columbia Falls, and surrounding areas 

When considering in home care services for an aging loved one, one of the most commonly asked questions is, "How much does care cost?" The cost of senior care varies depending on the state, the situation, and the types of care needed.

It's important to remember that you have several different options if you're wondering how to pay for care. It is critical to investigate these options in light of your or your loved one's financial situation to choose the most cost-effective manner of paying for medical care and treatment. Also, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to call us at (406) 755-4030.

Typical Methods of Payment for In Home Care Services

Private Pay/Out of Pocket

The majority of families pay for this sort of care for a loved one out of pocket. For a large portion of senior care services, including assisted living, paying out of pocket is standard practice. While in home care services are frequently less expensive than institutional care, the cost varies depending on the type of care required and the number of necessary hours. If possible, it's ideal for calculating out-of-pocket expenditures and devising methods to reduce them after thoroughly investigating all of the available options. For additional information, we urge families interested in calling our office to discuss the components of a custom care plan and if specialized care, companion care, or personal care services are necessary.

Long-Term Care Insurance

Purchasing long-term care insurance is one method of preparing for the future. There is a wide range of services covered by long-term care insurance that traditional health insurance plans do not cover. This includes support with regular daily tasks such as washing, dressing, getting in and out of bed, and medication reminders.

If you have a chronic condition, a handicap or an illness such as Alzheimer's disease, long-term care insurance coverage can assist you in covering the costs of such care. The majority of insurance will reimburse you for care provided in several settings, including your home, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and adult day care centers.

Does Comfort Keepers Accept Medicaid or Medicare?

Comfort Keepers cannot take Medicaid or Medicare since our organization is classified as a non-medical care provider. Typically Medicaid and Medicare cover health care services and other medical services.

Schedule Your No-Obligation Consultation

For more information on the cost of in home care services, please see our frequently asked questions page. Our team can also help you get started on the appropriate care route by scheduling a free, no-obligation consultation with a care coordinator. After completing the consultation, we will begin building a thorough plan of care tailored to your loved one's unique needs. Get started right away by clicking one of the buttons below!