You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. Thank you for your interest in Inova Home Health. Please use the form below to provide us with information related to your home care needs. Once we receive your information, you can expect us to contact you within 24 hours. You may also call us at 571-432-3100.

Services provided by Inova Home Health are covered by Medicare, Medicaid, HMOs, and private insurance companies. We evaluate your insurance coverage and bill the appropriate insurance company for you. Medicare home care services are available to people under a physician's care and require a physician's order. The patient must be homebound due to illness or injury and unable to leave home without considerable taxing effort. Most HMOs and insurance companies follow similar patient eligibility requirements.

Inova Home Health's team of highly-skilled multidisciplinary caregivers are assigned to specific geographic areas to ensure comprehensive coordination of services. Many of our staff members have specialized education and training.

You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. Use Inova Health System's online appointment request form to notify us when you would like to schedule a non-urgent appointment for an imaging (radiology) exam. An Inova Central Imaging Scheduler will attempt to contact you within the next business day. To assure an accurate and complete scheduling process, please have the order from your physician and your insurance card available for reference.

ABUS, Automated Breast Ultrasound, breast cancer screening is specifically developed to find cancers hidden in dense breast tissue, which may be missed by mammography. If you have dense breast tissue, the addition of ABUS screening can increase the detection of cancers. ABUS screening, along with the option of a 3D screening mammogram, will help provide a clear evaluation of your dense breast tissue. It's the only breast cancer screening technology FDA-approved for detection in women with dense breast tissue.

During a needle aspiration, a thin needle is inserted into the breast lump to withdraw (aspirate) fluid. Often, needle aspiration is done using ultrasound to guide accurate placement of the needle. An aspiration can be done to relieve discomfort from a painful cyst. It is also performed when there is a need to differentiate between a simple cyst versus a solid mass. Before Your Procedure Expand Content Please arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time. Please do not eat or drink after midnight the night before your abdominal vascular ultrasound.