Ohio Home Care, Home Health and Hospice Policy Manuals
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) licenses all three. An agency that provides personal care and other nonmedical services holds a nonmedical home health services license, and an agency that provides skilled nursing or therapy holds a skilled home health services license, both under ORC Chapter 3740. A hospice holds a hospice care program license under ORC Chapter 3712. Choose the manual for your license. Each is written to the Ohio rules, the home health and hospice manuals also to the federal Conditions of Participation, and every policy names the rule it follows.
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Ohio Home Care Policy and Procedure Manual
49 policies and 65 forms. For: Ohio nonmedical home health services license.
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59 policies and 48 forms. For: Ohio skilled home health services license.
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60 policies and 59 forms. For: Ohio hospice care program license.
See the policiesWhich manual fits your license
| License | For agencies that provide | Manual | Policies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nonmedical home health services license | Nonmedical help with personal care, homemaking and daily living | Ohio Home Care Policy and Procedure Manual | 49 |
| Skilled home health services license | Skilled nursing and therapy at home, Medicare-certified or not | Ohio Home Health Policy and Procedure Manual | 59 |
| Hospice care program license | Care for people with a terminal illness, and their families | Ohio Hospice Policy and Procedure Manual | 60 |
Questions about Ohio manuals
We hold more than one license. Which manual do we need?
Each manual is written for one license. A skilled home health services license also covers nonmedical services (ORC 3740.03(B)(2)), so a skilled agency needs the home health manual. If your agency holds more than one license, talk to us before you buy.
Does Ohio require a certificate of need?
No. Ohio has no certificate of need for home health agencies or hospices.
Can you help with the Ohio license itself?
Yes, through Cura Compliance Consulting, which helps Ohio agencies apply for their license.
Licensing support in Ohio
Cura Compliance Consulting helps agencies apply for their Ohio license, get ready for the initial survey and open on time.
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