Serving Findlay and Hancock County

Home health care in Findlay, Ohio.

When a parent in Findlay starts needing more help than the family can cover, the phone calls usually land on one person. Call us instead. Med1Care runs a Findlay office right on South Main Street, and our aides, nurses, and physical, occupational, and speech therapists make home visits across Hancock County on your doctor's schedule.

Call 419.422.0305 Request a care plan

A Med1Care person answers 24/7/365, never an answering service. Office hours are 8:30 to 4:30, Monday through Friday. Referring a patient? Send a referral here.

Med1Care caregiver sharing a laugh with a client at home

Five-Star RatedCMS home health quality rating

Newsweek 2026America's Best Home Health Agencies

Medicare and MedicaidCertified provider

Top Workplace 2026Named by The Blade

More than 25 yearsCaring for Ohio families

What we do here

Daily help from aides, skilled care from nurses and therapists

Your doctor sets the orders. We staff the plan from right here in Findlay.

Personal care and support

Home care in Findlay, help with the everyday things

An aide from our Findlay office comes on a schedule that fits the household, handles the bathing and the meals and the light housekeeping, and gets backed up by a licensed nurse who supervises the plan. We match the person to the home, not just to the shift.

Bathing, dressing, grooming
Meal preparation
Light housekeeping
Help getting around safely
Medication reminders
Companionship

Med1Care nurse talking face to face with a client in her kitchen

Skilled nursing at home

Skilled nursing that drives to your Findlay address

RNs and LPNs from Med1Care handle physician-ordered care in Hancock County living rooms. Wound care after a hospital stay, IV medications, the whole list below. Your doctor writes the orders, and our nurses carry them out and report back.

Wound care
IV therapy
Injections
Diabetic management
Catheter care
Gastric feedings
Medication setup
Vital sign checks
Tracheostomy care
Respiratory care
Ventilator care

Med1Care nurse chatting with a client by her fireplace

Need therapy at home too?

Physical, occupational, and speech therapy run through our in-home therapy team, and your doctor can add them to the same plan of care.

See in-home therapy

Paying for it

What Medicare actually covers

When you qualify, Original Medicare pays nothing out of your pocket for covered home health visits. Medical equipment is the exception, and that runs 20 percent of the approved amount after your Part B deductible. Medicare Advantage plans set their own cost sharing and often want prior authorization, so the answer there depends on your plan.

Qualifying takes a few things at once. A doctor has to certify the need after seeing the patient face to face, the care has to be part-time or intermittent skilled nursing or therapy, and the patient has to be homebound. We're a Medicare and Medicaid certified agency, and we also work with Ohio Medicaid, Passport, waiver programs, and most private insurers.

Don't fill anything out yet. Phone us at 419.422.0305 and we'll check your plan while you're on the line, then tell you what applies to your situation rather than the average one.

One straight answer up front.

There's no Medicare payment for help with bathing, dressing, meals, or housekeeping when that's the only care somebody needs. It covers aide visits alongside ordered skilled nursing or therapy, not on their own. Private duty care is available if you'd rather arrange and pay for help directly. If daily help is what your family is after, say so on the first call and we'll tell you what your options actually are, including the ones that aren't us.

Four questions that tell you where you stand

Nothing here gets sent anywhere. It's a gut check before you call.

A doctor has ordered skilled care at home, meaning nursing or therapy
The patient is normally unable to leave home, and going out takes a lot of effort or somebody's help
Their doctor or a nurse practitioner saw them face to face about this recently
They have Medicare, Ohio Medicaid, Passport, a waiver, or private insurance

Check the boxes that apply. Either way, the next step is the same phone call.

Call 419.422.0305

This isn't a coverage decision. Medicare and your insurer decide what's covered. Our intake team can walk you through it in about ten minutes.

The record

What Medicare's own scorecard says about us

CMS scores every certified home health agency in the country on the same measures and publishes the results. Ours are below. Anyone can look them up.

5/5CMS Quality of Patient Care star rating

0%Falls with major injury

0%Pressure ulcers or injuries

100%Improved at bathing

100%Improved at breathing

100%Improved at managing their own medications

99.97%Care started on time

Two more worth knowing. Med1Care beats the national rate on discharge to community and on potentially preventable hospitalization, both risk-adjusted by CMS. Every figure here is published on Medicare Care Compare under CMS certification number 368362, where it refreshes quarterly. Last checked 6 August 2026.

Comparing agencies

Nine questions to ask any home health agency in Findlay

Pick three agencies and ask all of them the same things. Write the answers down. Here's what we'd tell you, so you have something to hold the others against.

Is Med1Care Medicare certified?

Both Medicare and Medicaid. Our CMS certification number is 368362, and you can pull our full quality record on Medicare Care Compare.

Who actually comes to the house?

Aides handle personal care and daily support, working under the supervision of our licensed nurses. RNs and LPNs come for skilled care like wound care, injections, and IV therapy. Licensed therapists cover physical, occupational, and speech therapy through our in-home therapy team.

What are your hiring standards?

Licensed roles need the current credential, RN, LPN, STNA, or CMA, and we verify it during hiring. The Blade has named us a Top Workplace two years running, most recently in 2026, which matters here because agencies that keep their staff send you the same face twice.

Who sets the visit schedule?

Your doctor sets the frequency and a Case Manager builds the schedule around it. You'll know who is coming and when.

Can we reach a person after hours?

Always. The phone is answered 24/7/365 by a Med1Care representative, and we don't use an answering service. The office keeps weekday hours, 8:30 to 4:30. The phone never closes.

What payment sources do you take?

Medicare, Ohio Medicaid, Passport, waiver programs, and most private insurers. Private duty care is available too if you'd rather pay directly and skip insurance entirely.

Does our doctor stay in the loop?

The plan of care is built from your physician's orders, and the office reports back as the patient's condition changes it.

What if something isn't working?

Ring the office at 419.422.0305 and ask for the Case Manager on the account. If the match between caregiver and household isn't right, say so and we'll change it.

Who decides which caregiver we get?

The Case Manager does, working from your doctor's orders first and then from the household. Tell us what the week actually looks like, who else is home, and what went wrong with the last arrangement, and we'll match to that.

Coverage area

Serving Findlay and every corner of Hancock County

The Findlay office at 116 South Main Street is the base. From there our caregivers cover Findlay, Fostoria, McComb, Arlington, Van Buren, Mount Blanchard, Rawson, Arcadia, Jenera, and Vanlue, plus the townships in between.

Hancock County is one of 26 counties Med1Care serves across northwest and northern Ohio. Not sure about your address? Call 419.422.0305 and we'll check it on the spot.

Hancock County, marked in red, is where Findlay sits.

In plain words

Home health, home care, home nursing. In Findlay it's all the same call.

Search engines see everything Findlay families try. Home health care Findlay Ohio. Home health agencies in Findlay. A caregiver for mom. Private duty nursing. However you word it, the answer here is the same South Main Street office. Aides for personal care, nurses for the medical work, therapists when the doctor adds physical, occupational, or speech therapy, all of it scheduled through one Case Manager and all of it in your home, any day of the week. Call 419.422.0305 and just describe the situation. We'll take it from there.

Med1Care Volkswagen Jetta with red fleet livery parked at the office

Reviews

What families tell us

Every quote below comes from our public Google reviews, word for word.

“I want to take a moment to recognize our home health aide, Kristen Sarty, for the incredible care and attention she gives my son… She notices things I sometimes miss, and her attentiveness has made a real difference… Her sharp eye and quick thinking may have prevented something much more serious.”

Estella GGoogle review

“The nurse that has visited me is named Trisha. She is an outstanding nurse. She is very polite, concerned, and conscientious. Trisha is very thorough and leaves no stone unturned. She made me feel very comfortable with her care, and I just want her to know how much I appreciate her help and care.”

Rita OttGoogle review

“My aide Nina is very professional and responsible. She accomplishes tasks in a timely matter. She takes care of my personal needs. I trust her more than any aide I've had. She shows up on time and works very hard. She's great at what she does.”

GinaGoogle review

“Med1care really provided a great at home care for me. I had a PICC line installed to provide for Antibiotic infusions… Thanks for all the great care these past 4 weeks.”

Fred Schmits IIGoogle review

“My Aide Nina. Shows up to work on time everyday. She's does a very good job cleaning and cooking and doing the things I need done. She's very nice and a hard worker!”

Darrell DotsonGoogle review

“I am positively happy with my aide Tracie I don't know what I would do without her I look forward to seeing her everyday!”

Pat KelleyGoogle review

Read hundreds more on Google

Getting started

Three steps between this page and the first visit

Call 419.422.0305
Tell us what's going on. We'll tell you whether home care, home therapy, or the outpatient clinic fits best, and we'll be honest if it's not us at all.
Coverage and orders
We're Medicare and Medicaid certified and work with Passport, waiver programs, and most private plans. Your doctor's orders set the plan.
Care starts at home
Your aide, nurse, or therapist arrives on the ordered schedule, and a Case Manager keeps everything coordinated.

Findlay questions

What Findlay families ask us

How much does home health care cost in Findlay?

For covered home health visits under Original Medicare, nothing out of pocket. Equipment is the exception at 20 percent after the Part B deductible, and Medicare Advantage plans write their own rules. Many Findlay patients come to us through Ohio Medicaid, Passport, or a waiver, and we take most private plans plus private duty arrangements. Bring your plan name to the first call and we'll walk it through with you.

How fast can visits start in Findlay?

Most starts happen within days. The clock runs on the doctor's orders and the coverage check, and nothing else. Call 419.422.0305 and we'll tell you honestly where your timeline stands.

Can the hospital send you a referral directly?

Every week. Discharge planners send referrals through our referral form or by phone, and a Case Manager takes over from there. Families can start it too. If you're sitting in a hospital room right now, call us and we'll chase the paperwork.

Can we get help with just bathing, meals, and housekeeping?

Yes. Our aides handle bathing, dressing, meals, light housekeeping, and medication reminders, with a licensed nurse supervising the plan. Medicare only pays for aide visits alongside ordered skilled care, but Ohio Medicaid, Passport, and waiver programs cover ongoing daily help for many families, and private duty care is there when you'd rather pay for help directly. Call and we'll sort out which one fits your situation.

What does homebound actually mean?

There are two tests and Medicare applies both. Leaving home has to be medically inadvisable or take help from another person or a device, and the patient has to be normally unable to leave home, with going out taking a lot of effort. It does not mean never leaving. Medicare allows trips for medical care, religious services, adult day care, and the occasional family event.

Where is your Findlay office?

116 South Main Street in downtown Findlay. The phone side never closes. A Med1Care representative answers 24 hours a day, every day of the year, with no answering service in the middle. Most care happens in your home anyway, so come in only if you want to.

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