There are a variety of services Apostle Nursing CNA's can provide, including:
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Companionship and Home Aid
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Personal Services
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Alzheimer's or Other Dementia Care
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Transitional Care Services
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Care for Serious Conditions
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Hospice Support
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Registered Nurse Owned
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R.N. Coordination
It can be difficult to coordinate care and manage multiple healthcare providers while assuring you are always represented to the fullest extent. Planned in home, hospital and physician visits to assist with coordination of care. This all-inclusive care includes coordinating and collaborating with family, client and medical and non-medical providers while providing assessments, recommendation and appointments. Rates $25 Per hour 2 Hour care available 24 Hour available |
Quality CNA´s
We know that great service can only be delivered by qualified, experienced CNA´s. At Apostle Nursing, we make sure our CNA´s have the right personatily and skill level to ensure our clients receive quality service. We have the highest quality CNA´s because of our:
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Medicaid Specialists:
We work with Medicaid Eligibility Specialists to help people become eligeble for Medicaid out in the community. The Medicaid Eligibility Specialists we work with have the unique ability to help people get on to Medicaid guidelines. They work with those over 65, or have been deemed disabled by the Social Security Administration. The Medicaid Eligibility Specialists we work with charge no fees, and work with Medicaid until you are approved. Some situations may require an Elder Law attorney, who may have fees for their services. Apostle Nursing: Home Health Care does not sell insurance, and does not become anyone´s Authorized Medicaid Representative. Apostle Nursing: Home Health Care with outside Medicaid works with outside Medicaid Specialists. Whom we can introduce you to. |
Private Wheelchair Van:
We have our own private wheelchair van for our Medicaid Waiver Clients only. This includes: Medicaid transportation* 2 Grocery store rides per month* 1 Special outing per month (In Omaha area)* *All appointments must be coordinated with us before scheduling in order to provide fast service. 
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For Medicaid Spend Down Information Visit: spenddownnebraska.com
Here are some people that our Medicaid Eligibility Specialists have helped in the past:
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Aaron G.
Aaron has M.S. and is 41, is in a wheelchair and has to go to the hospital monthly where his medical bills are $6,000 a month. His Medicare only cover 80% of each bill. Leaving him with a bill of $1,200 a month. His disability check is only $1,076, not enough to cover the bills, but at the same time, how is he supposed to pay for rent, food, utilities, medications. etc.? He is too young to get Medigap, and has only 2 options 1.) not go to the hospital and get the necessary medical help he needs, or 2.) purchase private insurance to make his income low enough for Medicaid and cover the 20% that Medicare doesn't cover. Aaron now has Medicaid, and Medicaid Waiver. |
Tom and Charles
When I first meet Charles, he told me about his best friend Tom who he lived with and had not only Alzheimer's but a hernia that needed emergency surgery. On top of that Charles going to work was a trigger that caused him to tear the house up. So going to work was needed to pay the bills, but a worrisome time. He is 62, and has been considered disabled by the Social Security Administration, and his 24 month waiting period for Medicare hasn't passed yet. Even if he had his Medicare and Medigap policy that you need to be 65 to have, it wouldn't cover the constant supervision that he needs. Charles tried for 2 years to be Tom's caregiver but couldn't get it nor the Medicaid. I was able to get it set up in 2 months. |
V.L. (allowed to do story but not whole name)
She was a 78 year old woman that had advanced arthritis that kept her confined to a wheel chair. She could not perform more than 3 A.D.L's (adult daily living activities). She already had Medicare and Medigap and was paying $480 a month for private in home care, but only for 4 hours a week. She had built up savings in her working years through a 401(k), that had become annuitized, and with her Social Security Check was originally denied Medicaid. As an added service, she only hired me for the spend down, I got her on Medicaid waiver got her 31 hours a week of care, saving her $250 a month, and I also got her a free Life Alert system. Sadly she passed away a year later, but I did what I could to make her final days better than those prior to me meeting her. |
