Stay Home With Hope
Hope Home Care has been notified by Virginia DMAS that hazard payments are on their way! Previously the hazard payments were expected to be disbursed during January 2021, however they had been delayed. We are now expecting to receive the … Continued
Vaccine Information: All caregivers are eligible to receive the vaccine in accordance with the guidelines provided by the Virginia Department of Health. To sign up for the vaccine, caregivers have to sign up through their county’s health department vaccine page. … Continued
From our family to yours, seasons greetings and happy holidays!
The state of Virginia has provided many resources during the COVID pandemic that is available to members with Medicaid. Medicaid covers all testing and treatment for COVID-19. If you or your loved one is showing symptoms they should get tested … Continued
This is just a friendly reminder that as of today (09/01/2020), Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) is required by Virginia DMAS for personal care and respite care services. Prior to today there was some leniency provided regarding clocking in and out, … Continued
We hope everyone is safe and healthy. The governor of Virginia has said that the state can begin reopening this Friday (May 29th). Please keep in mind that this is NOT a full re-opening. This is phase one and there … Continued
Dear clients, These past couple of months have been trying for all of us. There is still a massive shortage of PPE (Gloves, Masks, Disinfectants, etc.). Hope Home Care is still working diligently to make sure these are available for … Continued
Your health and safety is our #1 priority. Typically gloves and masks are not required for home care settings. However, as a proactive measure, we working with medical supplies companies to get gloves and masks out ASAP. Currently, facilities such … Continued
Dear clients, These past couple of weeks have been difficult for all of us, but we will continue to provide services as best as we can. The community we serve is one of the most vulnerable to COVID-19. We want … Continued
“Elderly Americans and people with underlying health conditions should stock up on food and prepare to isolate themselves at home since they are the most at risk of getting seriously ill from the Coronavirus, a senior health official said Monday.” … Continued