At-Home Health Care
ACT Health Solutions provides mobile medical care to patients who have been qualified as homebound and have difficulty leaving their home safely to visit a doctor’s office. We bring compassionate health care to you. Whether you require follow-up care after surgery or after a fall, whenever you need a sick or wellness checkup, or routine care for a chronic illness, we are there at your bedside.
Health care services provided by ACT Health Solutions are conducted by caring medical practitioners who want to make health care easier to access.
How It Works
Connect
It starts with a simple call to our office or filling out one of our online contact forms. We’ll discuss your health care needs and qualifications for homebound care.
Verify
We’ll confirm your insurance details and eligibility for homebound health services—including limits, copays, and related expenses.
Receive Care
Once the details are settled and patient forms completed, we’ll schedule your first home health care visit at your earliest convenience.
Have a question, or interested in learning more about receiving health care at home?
Call (813) 324-1604 or complete the form below
Home Health Care Services
Inclusive of preventative care, wellness visits, sick visits, follow-up care, diabetic and hypertension management, diagnostic testing, and referral services.
Transitional care provided following a patient’s return home from a facility, hospital, or surgery. Also used as a means for patient stabilization and to avoid re-admission to a hospital.
We help coordinate your health care to ensure all your treatment, testing, and diagnostic needs are met.
Assistance during transitional periods between reduced health to stasis recovery; often following a hospital stay, change in diagnosis, or modification of treatment.
Specialized medical care and treatment to help you manage your chronic illness, as well as education on the information needed to make informed self-care decisions.
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