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Who may benefit from home care?
What area does
FTC serve?
How do I begin receiving care?
What is the best way to contact First True Care for services?
How do patients pay for home care services?
You may also e-mail us a question by
clicking here.
Who may benefit from home care?
People of any age with medically
necessary home health care needs may benefit from home
health care. This might include:
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people recently discharged
from the hospital or nursing home in need of continued
care,
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people receiving treatment
for cancer and other chronic illnesses,
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people in need of
physical, occupational or speech therapy,
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Individuals who need
assistance performing activities of daily living, a
result of advanced age, infirmity, or physical or mental
limitations.
Please call
(832) 595-0336 and
ask to speak to our intake coordinator to discuss how we may
be able to help you at home.
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What area does FTC
serve?
We provide services
most cities and towns of Austin, Brazoria, Chambers,
Colorado, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty, Matagora,
Montgomery, Walker and Wharton Counties, Texas.
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What is the best way to contact First True Care for services?
There are four main ways you can reach us.
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By telephone: 832-595-0336
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By fax: 832-363-1893
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By e-mail:
info@firsttruecare.com
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By
online referral form.
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How do I
begin receiving care?
Patients can be referred from a physician, a hospital,
nursing home, family, friends or a self-referral.
Please call
our main line (832) 595-0336 and
ask to speak with our intake coordinator. Our intake
coordinator will be happy to assist you in arranging for
home care services. We can also make a call to your
physician to help assess your home healthcare needs
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How do patients pay for
home care services?
Payment for home care comes from many sources including
Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance. We provide care
to anyone in need of medically necessary home care,
regardless of their ability to pay. This is made possible
by the generosity of the towns we serve, businesses and
individual donors.
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