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When to Refer to My Heart Care Services

A referral partner guide for identifying families and patients who may need home care, clinical support, or nurse-led care coordination.

Our team will review the referral and follow up promptly.

Nurse-Led Coordination

Care plans developed and overseen by licensed nurses.

Full-Spectrum Support

From personal care to clinical services and private duty nursing.

Partner Communication

Regular updates for physicians, discharge planners, and families.

What This Referral Guide Covers

Five areas to help partners identify when a referral may be appropriate.

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When a Referral May Be Appropriate

Common situations where a patient, client, or family may benefit from home care or clinical support — including discharge planning, unsafe home routines, chronic condition management, and caregiver overwhelm.

Situations
02

Types of Support Available

Home care, post-discharge support, clinical services, private duty nursing, and memory care.

Services
03

How We Support Families

Care coordination, smoother transitions, and clear communication with partners.

Coordination
04

What to Include in a Referral

Helpful information when submitting a referral: patient or family contact details, type of support needed, urgency or discharge timeline, and any relevant care notes. The form is brief — only what is needed to begin follow-up.

Form Details
05

Referral Follow-Up Process

How the team reviews, responds, and keeps partners informed after a referral.

Follow-Up

Who This Guide Is For

Built for the professionals and partners who support families every day.

Physicians & Clinical Teams

Identify patients who may need coordinated home care or clinical support.

Discharge Planners

Help patients transition safely from hospital or rehab to home with support.

Facilities

Skilled nursing and assisted living communities coordinating next-level care.

Social Workers

Case managers connecting families with appropriate in-home resources.

Community Partners

Organizations supporting older adults and families who may need care guidance.

Referral Situations This Page Can Address

Partners may need a simple resource to determine when My Heart Care Services is a good fit.

Discharge Planning

Patient being discharged from hospital or rehab and needs support transitioning home safely.

Family Overwhelm

Family caregivers expressing stress, burnout, or inability to manage care needs alone.

Unsafe Home Routines

Patient living alone with fall risks, missed medications, or difficulty managing daily tasks.

Chronic Condition Support

Ongoing health needs that require regular monitoring, medication management, or skilled care.

Memory Care Concerns

Dementia or Alzheimer's diagnosis where the family needs structured, supervised support at home.

Clinical Support Needs

Private duty nursing, IV therapy, wound care, or other clinical services required in the home.

Questions This Page Should Help Answer

When should a patient or client be referred?

A referral may be appropriate when a patient is being discharged and needs home support, when a family is overwhelmed by caregiving, when care needs exceed what family can manage, or when a patient's safety at home is a concern. If you are unsure, submitting a referral allows our team to assess the situation and advise on next steps.

What types of care needs can My Heart Care Services support?

We support a full range of needs including personal care and companion services, post-discharge recovery support, chronic condition management, clinical services (private duty nursing, IV therapy, wound care), memory care and dementia support, and care coordination. Our nurse-led team develops care plans tailored to each patient's situation.

How does the referral follow-up process work?

After a referral is submitted, our care team reviews the information and follows up promptly — typically within one business day. We contact the family to understand their needs, discuss care options, and coordinate next steps. Referral partners receive updates on the status of their referral to maintain clear communication throughout the process.

What information should be included in the referral form?

The form asks for essential information to begin follow-up: your name and organization, contact details for the patient or family, the type of support needed (home care, clinical, memory care, or not sure yet), and any urgency or discharge timeline. Additional notes are optional. If you are missing some details, you can still submit the referral and our team will gather the rest during follow-up.

Why My Heart Care Services

A strong partner for families who need coordinated, nurse-led care at home.

Nurse-Led Guidance

Care plans developed and overseen by licensed nurses with clinical expertise.

Full-Spectrum Services

From personal care to clinical services, private duty nursing, and memory care.

Partner Communication

Regular updates and coordination with physicians, facilities, and referral sources.

Timely Follow-Up

Prompt response to referrals so families get the support they need without delay.

Have a patient, client, or family who may need care?

Submit a referral and our team will follow up to discuss the care need and next steps.

Our team will review the referral and follow up promptly.

Care coordination team reviewing a patient referral for home care support

Submit a Referral or Request the Guide

Complete the form below and our care team will respond with the next steps.

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This guide is for referral education only and does not replace clinical decision-making or medical provider instructions.

Thank you for your referral!

Our care team will review the information and follow up promptly to discuss next steps.

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