In-Home Medical Social Services
“Supporting patients and families with compassionate care coordination and emotional support at home.”
What Is In-Home Medical Social Services?
At Everest Peak Home Health Care, our in-home medical social workers help patients and their families cope with the emotional, social, and practical aspects of illness or disability. Whether patients are facing a new diagnosis, a major life transition, or navigating complex care plans, our licensed medical social workers provide compassionate support right in the home.
We assist with care planning, emotional counseling, advance directives, and accessing community resources. By coordinating care and offering psychosocial support, our social workers help ensure patients experience stability and dignity throughout their healthcare journey.
Why Choose Medical Social Services at Home?
In-home medical social work offers crucial emotional and logistical support for patients and families who may be overwhelmed by complex medical conditions, new diagnoses, or sudden life changes.
Our social workers reduce stress by assisting with care navigation, resource referrals, crisis intervention, and long-term planning — all from the comfort and privacy of your home. They ensure no one walks through illness or recovery alone.
This service provides peace of mind by connecting patients with the right resources at the right time, creating stability and fostering emotional resilience.
We Assist With
Crisis intervention and emotional support
Assistance with advance care planning
Community resource referrals
Coordination of insurance and benefits
Help with housing, food, or caregiver resources
Emotional support for grief, stress, or mental health
FAQ's
Medical social workers provide emotional support, help with care planning, connect patients to community resources, and assist with navigating insurance or benefits.
Yes, most insurance plans including Medicare often cover medical social services. Our team can help verify your eligibility.
Yes, our social workers are trained to offer emotional support for patients and families facing stress, grief, or major life changes.
Absolutely. We help coordinate referrals for housing, food access, in-home caregivers, and more.
Not always. Depending on your insurance, you may not need a referral. Contact us and we’ll guide you.
Let’s Talk About Your Care Needs
We’re here to answer your questions, guide you through care options, and provide support every step of the way.