Clients pay for their care at a Vincentian Collaborative Services facility through a variety of methods. These all fit, however, into three major categories. Private financingIndividuals often have the personal financial resources to pay for all or part of the necessary care Private insuranceSome individuals have previously purchased long-term–policies, offered by many insurance companies, that subsidize all or part of their cost of care when it becomes necessary Government programsMost individuals are eligible for aid provided by local, state, and federal government agencies. Such aid includes, but is not limited to: MedicareFederal insurance for those over the age of 65 • Part A—covers costs for facilities and their services • Part B—covers costs for physicians and medical services; a fee is charged for Part B coverage MedicaidA joint federal and state medical assistance program that is needs-based For your further information, we have compiled a list of answers to frequently asked questions about financing. But the best way to determine your individual financial profile, or to find the most appropriate way to finance care for your loved one, is to speak with one of the admissions counselors at a Vincentian Collaborative Services facility. Please contact us to set up an appointment, the earlier the better. Members of Vincentian Collaborative Services welcome all who need us without regard to race, color, gender, religious preference, or national origin. Web Site Privacy Statement Copyright 2003-2005. Vincentian Collaborative Services. All Rights Reserved.
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