Services |
Scott's Home Healthcare is a skilled provider in Kokomo, Indiana. We are an equal opportunity provider and employer. We are licensed to provide care under Medicaid, Medicaid Waiver, or Private Pay. We will work with you to determine your eligibility and come up with a plan of treatment to best meet your needs. If you're interested in becoming a patient, please call our office at 765-457-5500 and speak with the Director of Nursing. ________________________________________________________
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Employees |
Our employees undergo criminal background checks, have a valid driver's license, and participate in Tuberculosis screening annually. If you're interested in employment, select the application link below, print, fill to entirety (signatures must be handwritten), and return to the office. You may also contact the office at 765-457-5500 and speak to Human Resources for more information.
Application linked below. Please fill out, print, sign, and bring in to the office! |
FAQ's:
1. Do I have to be a full time employee or can I be a part time employee?
A: Home health aides are listed as PRN (or as needed) upon employment. This allows the employee to be able to be flexible with the amount of hours they want to work. With other employee positions, the hours are determined per the job requirement.
2. Do I require a HHA or CNA certification to work as a home health aide?
A: Scott's home healthcare does require all home health aides be a certified home health aide per Medicaid requirements. However, if you are not already certified, Scott's employs a contracted nurse practitioner that can certify you. If you already have your CNA, this is a smooth transition. CNAs just need to speak with human resources about what will be needed.
3. Do I need to have a high school diploma to work as a home health aide?
A: Home health aides are not required to be a high school graduate. However, they must currently be a certified home health aide or go through certification with agency's contracted nurse practitioner (see above).
4. What documentation does the agency need from me if I'm hired?
A: If the agency hires you for any position, human resources will need to perform background checks and will need a copy of your driver's license, social security card or birth certificate, and auto insurance. Any other documentation needed will be discussed upon hire or during orientation.
1. Do I have to be a full time employee or can I be a part time employee?
A: Home health aides are listed as PRN (or as needed) upon employment. This allows the employee to be able to be flexible with the amount of hours they want to work. With other employee positions, the hours are determined per the job requirement.
2. Do I require a HHA or CNA certification to work as a home health aide?
A: Scott's home healthcare does require all home health aides be a certified home health aide per Medicaid requirements. However, if you are not already certified, Scott's employs a contracted nurse practitioner that can certify you. If you already have your CNA, this is a smooth transition. CNAs just need to speak with human resources about what will be needed.
3. Do I need to have a high school diploma to work as a home health aide?
A: Home health aides are not required to be a high school graduate. However, they must currently be a certified home health aide or go through certification with agency's contracted nurse practitioner (see above).
4. What documentation does the agency need from me if I'm hired?
A: If the agency hires you for any position, human resources will need to perform background checks and will need a copy of your driver's license, social security card or birth certificate, and auto insurance. Any other documentation needed will be discussed upon hire or during orientation.
Company |
Scott's Home Healthcare was founded in 2012 by the Scott family (Mother Bonnie and her children Mike, Jenny, John, Jerry, Debbie, Ken, Amy, and Shawn). What started as a small family gathering for Amy's 40th birthday became an idea for a business. The family has grown the business into what it is today and they still continue to help in any way they can.
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