Step 1
Call or contact us - we'll set up a brief, no-pressure conversation about your health needs and current situation.
Resources
Your In-Home Care Resource Center
Everything you need to understand your DOL White Card benefits and get started with in-home care - explained simply, so you can move forward with confidence.
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Your Guide to Getting Started
Supportive resources that make the in-home care process easier for you and your loved ones.
Your Questions, Answered
Clear answers to help you understand your White Card benefits, in-home care services, and next steps.
What is EEOICPA?+
The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA) is a federal program that provides medical benefits and compensation to former Department of Energy workers, atomic weapons employees, and uranium industry workers who developed certain illnesses as a result of their work. If you have been approved under this program, you may have received a DOL White Card that covers in-home health services like the ones Legacy provides.
What if I worked in uranium mining, milling, or hauling?+
We provide in-home care for former Department of Energy workers, atomic program employees, and uranium industry workers. Reach out to our team today to see if you qualify.
What documents are usually helpful?+
If you have your DOL White Card, that is the most important document to have ready. It is also helpful to have your physician's contact information and any recent medical records related to your covered condition. Our team will walk you through anything else we need once we connect.
Can family members be involved in the process?+
Absolutely. Spouses and adult children are welcome to be part of every conversation. We are happy to speak directly with a family member who is helping coordinate care.
Already Approved? Here's How to Get Started.
If you hold a DOL White Card, Legacy Home Health can begin building your personalized in-home care plan right away. Here's what to expect:
Step 2
We'll review your White Card coverage and connect with your physician to confirm your approved services.
Step 3
A registered nurse will visit your home to complete an assessment and build a care plan tailored to you.
Step 4
Care begins - with skilled nursing visits, personal care assistance, and ongoing coordination under your approved benefits.
Ready to Use Your Benefits?
If you hold a DOL White Card and are ready to start in-home care, our team is ready to help. Call us or send a message and we'll get started right away.