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Your Lifestyle. Your Home. Your Care.
Home Care & Home Therapy
With ULife Health™
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Comfort
Receive quality care in the comfort of your home from our health aides and skilled medical care team.
Care Team
Our Care Team includes the medical and non-medical specialists needed to provide exceptional care in your home.
Independence
The ability for adults to maintain their independence is a major factor in quality of life. ULife Health enables your independence.
Convenience
Authorization, scheduling, care coordination and communication, remote monitoring, and companion & personal care in your home.
Improved Health
Home health care helps elderly adults recover with improved outcomes and reduced complications when compared to hospitals.
Quality of Care
Evidence-based practices and standards of care ensure ULife Health provides high quality care to you at your home.
Personalized Care
A smaller care team-to-individual ratio creates a more personalized care plan that improves your health and overall experience.
Reduce Hospital Stays
Admission to hospitals may be reduced by managing your care at home. Potentially eliminating avoidable trips.
Family & Friends
With ULife Health you are not confined to the visitation limitations of a facility. Reducing loneliness & improving mental health.
ULife Health™ Can Help
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Long-Term Care Quick Facts
Average lost income and benefits over a family caregivers lifetime
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Estimates range from $284k to $324k
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Lost wages, social security benefits and pension for age 50+ family caregivers who leave the workforce
$304k
Older individuals with disabilities who receive LTC rely exclusively on family caregivers
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26% receive a combination of family care and provider care
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9% rely solely on provider care
66%
Lifetime probability of becoming
disabled at Age 65+
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Impairment of two or more activities of daily life
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Cognitively impaired
68%
Average time spent in Long-Term Care
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20% of patients will require care for 5+ years
3.2 Yrs
LTC patients need assistance with 3+ activities of daily living
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In addition, medical conditions include:
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55% with high blood pressure
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27% dealing with depression
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20% bothered by arthritis
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17% managing a heart condition
61%
Post-Acute Care Quick Facts
Lower 90-day costs vs hospital stay
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Medicare beneficiaries receiving home health care after an emergency room visit when compared to beneficiaries treated at the hospital
35%
Inpatient discharges instructed to receive at least one type of post-acute care
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24% receive PAC at home
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19% enter a skilled nursing facility
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4% utilize inpatient rehab facilities
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4% enter hospice
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~1% continue with PAC in a long-term care hospital
52%
Adults prefer to receive post-hospital, short-term health care at home
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5% prefer to receive care at a facility
86%
Lower hospital readmission rate for Medicare patients receiving PAC at home vs facility
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34% - Readmission rate for Medicare patients receiving PAC at a facility
10%
Medicare patients receive PAC following hospitalization
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Higher probability of readmission within 30 days of discharge for patients who require PAC, but choose not to receive PAC