Personal Health Information Disclosure:
I request the following restrictions regarding my personal health information:
Consent for Service:
I request and agree to have home care services provided in my home, or current residence, by Aquinas Healthcare. I authorize Aquinas Healthcare employees to enter my place of residence to assess, supervise, and carry out the agreed upon service.
I have a Power of Attorney and will provide a copy to Aquinas Healthcare immediately
Payment for Services and Personal Insurance Coverage:
Initial RN Assessment Fee of $150 and takes approximately 2 hours. The
family provides the Live In Aides free room and board. Any special dietary needs will be communicated.
Aquinas will provide a temporary Aide when the assigned Aide needs time off. Other rates and details:
Hourly CHHA Rates are $___/Hour, based on the number of hours. Any Nurse visits in addition to the 60
day visit or due to the patient’s change in status requested by the client or their family will be charged at the
hourly rate of $75/hour. Please provide 48 hours’ notice when cancelling services. Invoices are processed
every 2 weeks. Rate increases will be communicated in advance.
Due to the current caregiver shortage, we cannot guarantee Caregiver availability, and the schedules
may fluctuate, and we will operate on a best effort basis. Home Health Aide CHHA, shifts of 8-hours or less
are often difficult to cover simply due to caregiver shortage. The following Holidays are charged at 150% of
the normal rate: Memorial Day, July 4
th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year’s Day. Please
provide 48 hours’ notice when cancelling or suspending services.
Below is my credit card information for my security deposit. I acknowledge that my credit card may be charged if my account is 30 days past due. The credit card processing fees apply as noted above.
If you prefer not to send your payment details electronically, you can call our office at (973) 467-8502 Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm to provide our staff with your payment details
Invoices are typically processed every two weeks.
Client’s Rights and Responsibilities and Grievance Procedure
Advanced Directives
Consumer’s Guide
Danielle’s Law
In accordance with Danielle’s Law, employees of the Company are required to call 911 in life
threatening emergencies. As defined in the law, “life-threatening emergency means a situation in which a prudent person could reasonably believe that immediate intervention is necessary to protect the life of a person receiving services or to protect the lives of other persons in the home from an immediate threat or actual occurrence of a potentially fatal injury, impairment to bodily functions or dysfunction of a bodily organ or part.” In compliance with this law, Aquinas Healthcare’s employees are instructed to call 911 if they feel there is an emergency in the home or client’s residence, regardless of the family’s wishes. Failure by any health care professional to call 911 in a life-threatening emergency includes monetary fines between $5,000 - $25,000, revocation of any individual professional license(s) or other authorization to practice as a health care professional.
Business Ethics and Corporate Compliance
Aquinas Healthcare stands for the highest level of integrity and ethical standards in relation to business
practices and direct service to the people and communities served by our organization. Therefore, it is the
policy of Aquinas Healthcare to deliver service and conduct its business in compliance with all applicable laws,
regulations, and ethical standards and to have established mechanisms to ensure conformity with laws,
regulations, program requirements and guidelines, and ethical business practices by all its employees.
Should you at any time observe an Aquinas Healthcare employee doing anything illegal or fraudulent
or be asked to do something you believe to be illegal, fraudulent, or unethical by the Aquinas Healthcare
employee please call Aquinas Healthcare’s office at (973) 467-8502 and ask to speak with the company’s
President or Vice President.
Aquinas Healthcare’s ACH Authorization Form
charges to my checking/savings account. The Company will process ACH payments for the amount on each invoice.
The information I provide below is on each paper bank check used for payments. This form authorizes the Company to
process ACH payments and confirms my bank account information. The Company will store all client information
safely in compliance with the U.S. Red Flag Rules. The Company will send each invoice at the end of each service
period via email or USPS. After 5 calendar days, the Company will process the ACH payment for the amount due on
the latest invoice. These processed payments will appear in the client’s bank account as “ACH Debits”. I understand
that no additional prior notification will be provided prior to any ACH transaction. ACH credits are processed in the
same manner and client’s security deposit balances will be credited after 5 calendar days. I will call the Company’s
office to reconcile charges on any invoice amount I believe should be adjusted. ACH payments reduce paper waste,
limit fraud risk, minimize human errors, and eliminate late fees and collections. Invoices will be sent by the Company
after all services have been provided. If at any time my bank account information changes, I will notify the Company
immediately, providing them the details for my new bank account or alternate payment method. These payments are
for healthcare services or technology solutions Aquinas Healthcare has provided me or my family member. If services
are cancelled, the final ACH payment will be processed 5 calendar days after the invoice is sent.
Billing Information for Person or Trust on the Bank Account