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Quad County Home Health Agency

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8 Huber St~pana, Il 62557, Pana, IL 62557✓ Verified License: 1001312 · Updated 10/15/2026Accepts MedicareLanguages: English, Spanish

CMS patient survey score 5.0/5 · 134 CMS patient surveys

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Quad County Home Health Agency is listed as Home Health Nursing in Pana, IL. Home health nursing sends nurses to care for people at home. Visits may include skilled nursing checks and medicine support. It fits adults who can stay home with periodic professional care. Families in the Pana, IL area who are comparing home health nursing options can use this page as a starting point. Contact Quad County Home Health Agency to ask about availability and how care is arranged. Public details on file include: Accepts Medicare; Languages spoken: English, Spanish; for-profit ownership. Confirm any important detail with the provider before deciding. Directory data can change. Check the address and phone before you call. This page is for general information only. It does not rate quality or replace advice from a care professional.

Contact details

Address
8 Huber St~pana, Il 62557
Pana, IL 62557
Phone
(217) 562-2131
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Visit website
panahospital.com/
✓ Verified 9/30/2026

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Office hours

  • Mon-Fri: 08:00 - 16:30
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  • What happens if a visit is cancelled or rescheduled, and who can we contact between appointments?

Cost of Home Health Nursing in Pana, IL

Home Health Nursing costs in Pana, IL

Home Health Nursing in Pana, IL averages $90/hr. Browse providers below to compare care types, pricing, and ratings.

Home Health Nursing has a national median cost of $90 per hour.

$90/hour

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Quad County Home Health Agency accept Medicaid?

Quad County Home Health Agency has not confirmed Medicaid acceptance on this listing. Contact the provider directly to confirm current coverage and eligibility.

Does Quad County Home Health Agency accept Medicare?

Yes, Quad County Home Health Agency accepts Medicare. Medicare Part A and Part B cover eligible home health services including intermittent skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy when ordered by a doctor for homebound patients. Contact Quad County Home Health Agency directly to confirm specific service coverage and eligibility.

Where is Quad County Home Health Agency located?

Quad County Home Health Agency is located at 8 Huber St~pana, Il 62557, Pana, IL 62557.

How do I contact Quad County Home Health Agency?

You can reach Quad County Home Health Agency by phone at (217) 562-2131.

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