Keeping catastrophically injured workers in their homes — not in facilities. HealthCare Comp coordinates the full spectrum of home-based catastrophic care services across all 50 states through one dedicated coordinator.
Home-based catastrophic care saves carriers $3,000—$8,000+ per month compared to LTACH or SNF placement — while delivering better outcomes for injured workers.
Our catastrophic care coordinators specialize exclusively in the highest-acuity workers' compensation cases — the ones that require expertise, precision, and round-the-clock attention to detail.
Comprehensive home-based management for TBI patients — from mild to severe. We coordinate specialized DME, skilled nursing, cognitive rehabilitation support, and all adaptive equipment needed for safe home care.
Full-spectrum home care for paraplegic and quadriplegic workers' comp claimants. We source and deliver custom power wheelchairs, custom manual chairs, pressure relief systems, and coordinate the skilled care team needed at home.
Specialized prosthetic and orthotic sourcing for upper and lower limb amputees. We work with certified prosthetists nationwide and coordinate the DME, home health, and rehabilitation equipment needed for successful home-based recovery.
Home ventilator management and support for vent-dependent injured workers. We coordinate ventilator delivery, respiratory therapy, backup power systems, and 24-hour skilled nursing — everything needed to safely transition from hospital to home.
Our catastrophic DME specialists source and deliver the most complex rehabilitation and medical equipment available — with full patient training, follow-up, and ongoing clinical support included.
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For adjusters and carriers managing catastrophic claims, the choice between home-based care and facility placement has significant cost and outcome implications.
Cost estimates are illustrative ranges based on industry data. Actual costs vary by case complexity, geography, and service intensity. Read our full cost analysis ?
We start every catastrophic case with a home-based care plan. Our goal is always to keep the injured worker in their own environment — with the right equipment, the right team, and the right support structure.
Catastrophic cases don't get call centers. Each case is assigned one dedicated coordinator who owns the file — equipment, home health, follow-up, documentation — from day one through case closure.
Complex Rehabilitation Technology requires specialized knowledge. Our DME team has deep expertise in CRT — custom power chairs, seating systems, and adaptive equipment — and works directly with ATP-certified specialists.
Every catastrophic case is documented for carrier review — equipment justification, clinical notes, cost comparisons, and progress reports. We give you what you need to defend the care plan and keep the claim moving.
Our catastrophic care network covers every state. Whether the injured worker is in rural Wyoming or downtown Los Angeles, we have accredited providers, CRT vendors, and skilled nursing teams ready to deploy.
Catastrophic cases can't wait. When a hospital discharge is imminent and the home isn't set up, we mobilize fast — equipment delivery, nursing setup, and home assessment coordinated in parallel, not sequence.
Our catastrophic care team is standing by. Call directly for urgent cases — or submit online and your dedicated coordinator will reach out within hours.
Submit Referral OnlineA detailed breakdown of the financial and clinical case for keeping catastrophically injured workers at home — and what adjusters need to know to make the call.
8 min read Complex CareWhen a case involves multiple service lines and a vent-dependent or high-acuity patient, single-coordinator management is the only model that works.
6 min read DMEWhat information we need to process a custom power wheelchair, prosthetic, or complex DME referral fast — and how to avoid common authorization delays.
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