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Lincoln Medical Home Health

When deciding on home health care service, your hometown agency is Lincoln Medical Home Health. The agency has provided quality home health care services for patients in Lincoln County and surrounding areas since 1983 and is state-licensed, Medicare-certified, and Joint Commission-accredited.

Services & Programs Provided

  • Cardiac & pulmonary Care

  • Catheter & ostomy Care

  • Diabetes teaching & care management

  • Fall prevention & balance training

  • Home health aide services

  • Infusion therapy

  • Medical social services

  • Medication management

  • Occupational therapy

  • Physical therapy

  • Post-operative physical therapy

  • Skilled nursing

  • Speech therapy

  • Wound care


Who is eligible for home health care?

Trained nurses and therapists assist patients and caregivers with recovery from illness or surgery. They can also provide assessment and teaching to help patients manage their diseases at home and prevent hospitalizations. Care is individualized to each patient’s needs.

Services are provided to homebound patients who need intermittent, skilled services. Read on for specific details about how these terms apply.

Homebound: This term does not mean that a patient is strictly confined to bed or a wheelchair or even to their homes; it also applies to patients who can leave their homes for medical appointments or infrequent outings, however, require assistance from another person or device to do so. Patients who are driving are not considered homebound.

Skilled services: This term refers to care by a trained, professional nurse or therapist with the appropriate certifications. Care must be considered reasonable and necessary. While a home health aide can provide personal care, this can only occur if the patient also requires the care of a skilled provider. The agency does not offer home-maker or companion services, although sitter lists are provided to patients on request.

Intermittent: This means nurses and therapists visit a few times a week or less often, as ordered by the physician to monitor the patient’s progress and intervene when necessary.


How is home health paid?

Benefits and eligibility are reviewed case by case when a referral is received before admission. At that point, we determine coverage of services to ensure accurate billing.


Professional Affiliations

  • Tennessee Association for Home Care

  • Home Health Quality Initiative

  • Tennessee Hospital Association Home Health Alliance

Location & Contact Information

Lincoln Medical Home Health & Hospice
106 Medical Center Blvd.
Fayetteville, TN 37334

Phone: 931-433-8088