In what type of facility might a patient receive home health services?

Home health services are typically provided to patients who need care in their own homes rather than in a facility. A hospice is specifically designed to provide comfort and support to patients with terminal illnesses, often allowing them to receive care in a home setting. This can include pain management, emotional support, and assistance with daily activities, all tailored to meet the needs of individuals and their families during a challenging time.

In contrast, facilities such as hospitals, laboratories, and mental health hospitals are more structured environments where patients stay for various treatments and assessments. These facilities do not primarily focus on providing care in the home setting, which distinguishes hospice as the correct context for home health services.