
Homeward Health extends your reach while enhancing patient care
How does Homeward help you as a primary care provider?
Homeward reduces the administrative burden of documentation, outreach, and compliance, so you can do what you do best: focus on delivering high-quality patient care while maximizing available incentives.
Opportunity Assessment
We identify gaps in documentation and patient engagement to enhance care delivery and unlock incentives
Patient Opportunity & Care Navigation
We address chronic conditions and care gaps, coordinate referrals, and support patient and resource navigation.
Clinical Extension and Reach
We offer home visits to improve access, reduce no-shows, support post-discharge care, and deliver key screenings—always returning patients to you.
Customized Support for Maximum Impact
Our program fits into your workflow, helping you achieve quality goals while capturing incentives
Risk Adjustment & Quality Training
We offer tailored training to improve documentation accuracy and quality performance
Patient Outreach & Scheduling
We engage patients early to prevent complications, support quality goals, and improve outcomes tied to incentives.
How we help your patients
Homeward can identify patients who are ideal for care coordination with us. We can expand your reach and impact outside your office walls with clinical care, care navigation, benefits education, and social determinants of health supports that impact their overall quality of life.

Frequently asked questions
Homeward accepts the following Medicare Advantage plans: BCBS Michigan and Aetna. Homeward does not accept Original Medicare, Original Medicaid, or any other Medicare Advantage plans not listed above.
We will not replace your existing primary care relationship. We empower you by meeting patients where they are - in their home and in the community.
We want to improve the health and wellness of rural Americans. We do that by working with outstanding local providers to extend their reach and get more people the care they need.
Our care navigator team will often come to the health plan member’s home and go through some basic medical assessments like blood pressure, weight and height. They’ll make sure the member is ready for the visit with the Homeward provider ensuring they are able to connect virtually. While they are alongside the plan member during the virtual provider visit, their primary role is to help coordinate non-clinical support—like food, transportation, caregiving, and DME—leveraging their local knowledge and community connections. They become the member’s advocate and also help them better understand their plan benefits and how to access those that are the most beneficial to the member.
We act as a clinical extension of your main provider care team. Homeward provides services to help you offer more to your patients and always connect them back to you. We can support with things like post-discharge care management and in-home safety checks, managing chronic conditions, checking blood pressure and handling A1C collection and management, as well as helping to coordinate and schedule preventive screenings like colorectal and breast cancer.