Medicare Home Health Care – What Medicare Doesn’t Pay For
Home health care refers to a broad array of medical services and equipment provided in the comfort and privacy of a senior’s own home for illness or injury care, often as an affordable and more convenient alternative to hospitalization or skilled nursing facility residency. Medicare Parts A & B as well as some Medicare Advantage plans provide some coverage for at-home health care services. To qualify for Medicare-covered home health care, certain criteria must be fulfilled. Your physician must document that you’re homebound – meaning leaving without assistance is difficult or impossible – then meet the length and time requirements outlined by your plan of care. Finally, Medicare must approve of your home healthcare agency, showing they meet quality and safety standards. Medicare-approved home healthcare plans typically cover nursing care, rehabilitative therapy, medical supplies and durable medical equipment; however, Medicare does not pay for custodial or long-term homecare aide services…
What is Forex Trading and How Does it Work?
As with any type of financial investment, forex trading entails certain risks; there are no guarantees that traders will make profits; but with an understanding of how the market works and an ability to manage your exposure appropriately, forex can be an excellent way to enhance income streams. What Is Forex Trading? Forex, or foreign exchange (Forex), is the global market where currencies are exchanged. When traveling overseas, exchanging your local currency for one from your destination country typically involves going to an airport foreign exchange booth where local and destination currencies were swapped out – effectively betting that one will increase in value relative to another and therefore making a profit in doing so. Forex trading differs from stocks or physical assets in that you do not need to buy and sell assets to make a profit, instead using a contract for difference (CFD) allows traders to take both…