Superior Medicaid Home Health Care in SW Fort Worth/Burleson, TX

If your family relies on Superior HealthPlan Medicaid coverage and you are exploring home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson, here is the direct answer: Superior HealthPlan — Texas's largest Medicaid managed care organization — covers medically necessary home health services for eligible members. Covered services include skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and personal attendant care. You do not have to choose between staying home and getting the care your loved one needs. Families throughout Burleson, SW Fort Worth, Hidden Creek, Joshua Farms, Summer Creek, Briar Meadow, and Rendon can access superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth and Burleson through a Joint Commission Accredited provider with RN-supervised care plans and 24/7 availability.

What Is Superior HealthPlan and How Does It Relate to Texas Medicaid?

Superior HealthPlan is a managed care organization (MCO) contracted by the State of Texas to administer Medicaid benefits on behalf of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC). In practical terms, Superior HealthPlan is Texas Medicaid for the members enrolled in it. When Texas Medicaid assigns a member to Superior HealthPlan, that organization coordinates and authorizes the full range of covered benefits — including home health services.

Texas operates its Medicaid home health benefits primarily through two managed care programs relevant to seniors and adults with disabilities.

STAR+PLUS is the primary Medicaid managed care program for adults who are aged, blind, or disabled in Texas. STAR+PLUS integrates acute care — doctor visits, hospital stays, prescriptions — with long-term services and supports (LTSS), including home and community-based services. Superior HealthPlan is a major STAR+PLUS plan in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. It serves enrolled members in Burleson, SW Fort Worth, and Johnson County.

STAR Kids is a Medicaid managed care program for children under 21 with disabilities. Families in Burleson, Joshua Farms, and surrounding communities whose children require pediatric skilled nursing at home may qualify for home health services through STAR Kids with Superior HealthPlan.

Understanding which program your family member is enrolled in is the first step toward accessing superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson. A care coordinator can help you confirm your program, verify your benefits, and initiate a referral — all before you navigate the authorization process on your own.

The Four Types of Medicaid in Texas

Texas Medicaid operates through four primary program types. Each serves a different population and covers different services. Knowing which type applies to your family helps you understand what home health benefits are available.

STAR serves children and pregnant women. It covers standard acute care through managed care organizations.

STAR+PLUS serves adults who are aged, blind, or disabled. This is the program most relevant to seniors seeking superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson. It integrates acute care with long-term services and supports.

STAR Kids serves children under 21 with disabilities who receive SSI. It covers both acute care and long-term services and supports for medically fragile pediatric patients.

STAR Health serves children in foster care. It is managed by a single statewide plan and covers behavioral health and acute services.

For most families exploring home health coverage, STAR+PLUS or STAR Kids is the relevant program. Both are administered by MCOs like Superior HealthPlan under contract with the state.

Home Health Services Covered Through Superior HealthPlan STAR+PLUS

Superior HealthPlan STAR+PLUS covers a range of home health services for members who meet medical necessity criteria. Covered services fall into two broad categories: acute home health services and long-term services and supports (LTSS). Here is what families in Burleson and SW Fort Worth typically have access to through superior Medicaid home health coverage.

Acute Home Health Services

Acute home health services are time-limited, medically necessary skilled services ordered by a physician. These are appropriate for members recovering from surgery, hospitalization, or an acute medical event.

Skilled nursing visits: A Registered Nurse visits the home to perform wound care, IV infusion management, medication administration, ostomy care, feeding tube management, lab draws, and clinical assessments. Care is supervised by a Registered Nurse Director of Nursing who develops all care plans. Skilled visits are carried out by licensed RNs and LVNs following those plans.

Physical therapy: For members recovering from stroke, joint replacement surgery with Medicaid coverage, or other conditions affecting mobility and strength.

Occupational therapy: For members who need help relearning activities of daily living — bathing, dressing, cooking — often following a neurological event or surgery.

Speech-language pathology: For members with swallowing disorders or communication impairments following stroke or Parkinson's disease progression.

Medical social work: For care coordination and connection to community resources across Johnson County and surrounding areas.

Long-Term Services and Supports Through STAR+PLUS

For members whose care needs are ongoing rather than episode-based, STAR+PLUS also funds home and community-based LTSS. These services help members remain at home rather than transitioning to a nursing facility.

Personal attendant services (PAS): Assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and other activities of daily living.

Home health aide services: Paraprofessional assistance with personal care supervised by a skilled nurse.

Day activity and health services: Community-based programming for members with cognitive or physical limitations.

Emergency response services: Medical alert systems for members at risk of falls or acute health events while home alone.

Adaptive aids and medical equipment: Wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers, and other durable medical equipment approved by the plan.

LTSS authorization is handled through a service planning process managed by a STAR+PLUS Service Coordinator assigned by Superior HealthPlan. If your family member does not yet have a Service Coordinator, working with a home health provider who knows the process is the fastest path forward.

Value-Added Services for Superior STAR+PLUS Medicaid Members

Beyond the standard benefit package, Superior HealthPlan often provides value-added services to enrolled STAR+PLUS members. These may include transportation assistance, meal delivery during post-hospitalization recovery periods, and care management support. These benefits vary by member and are not guaranteed.

Families in Summer Creek and Rendon who are setting up superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson should ask their Superior Service Coordinator specifically about value-added services available at the time of care plan development. Availability depends on current plan offerings, utilization approval, and the member's specific clinical situation.

How Superior Medicaid Home Health Authorization Works in Burleson

The process for accessing superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson follows a defined sequence. Knowing these steps helps families in Hidden Creek, Rendon, Briar Meadow, and surrounding neighborhoods move quickly — especially when a family member is being discharged from a local hospital.

Step 1: Physician Order or Referral

For acute home health services, the process begins with a physician order. The treating physician — whether at a hospital, specialist clinic, or primary care office — writes an order documenting that home health services are medically necessary. This order initiates the authorization process with Superior HealthPlan.

When a family member is discharged from Huguley Medical Center or Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest, the hospital discharge planner will typically initiate this referral. If your family member was not referred at discharge, the primary care physician can write the order on an outpatient basis. Families near AdventHealth Burleson and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Hillcrest have the same access to post-discharge referral pathways.

Step 2: Authorization by Superior HealthPlan

Superior HealthPlan reviews the physician order and clinical documentation to determine whether the requested services meet medical necessity criteria. Authorization timelines vary. Urgent referrals — particularly post-hospitalization — are typically processed faster than routine outpatient requests. Experience with Superior HealthPlan's authorization and utilization review processes helps ensure the documentation is complete at the time of submission, which reduces delays and the likelihood of initial denials.

Step 3: Home Health Provider Selection

Once authorized, the member or family selects a participating home health agency. Providers must be enrolled and credentialed with Superior HealthPlan to bill for covered services. Confirming participation at the time of the intake call ensures there are no billing surprises for the family.

Step 4: In-Home Assessment and Care Plan Development

A Registered Nurse visits the home to conduct a comprehensive clinical assessment. This assessment informs the care plan, which is reviewed with the family and submitted to Superior HealthPlan as required. Our care is led by a Registered Nurse Director of Nursing who oversees all care plans. Families can be confident that the care plan reflects genuine clinical expertise — not a one-size-fits-all template developed without clinical input. CNAs, HHAs, and LVNs follow care plans established by RNs, maintaining clear clinical accountability at every level.

Step 5: Care Delivery and Ongoing Coordination

Authorized services begin according to the care plan schedule. Throughout the episode of care, the care team communicates with the treating physician, Superior HealthPlan Service Coordinator, and family members to manage changes in condition. Re-authorizations are handled proactively — before a gap in services occurs — so your family member's coverage stays continuous.

Conditions Treated Under Superior Medicaid Home Health Coverage

Superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth and Burleson covers a wide range of chronic and post-acute conditions. Members enrolled in STAR+PLUS or STAR Kids may receive home health services for the following conditions, among others.

Stroke recovery: Post-stroke patients in Briar Meadow and Summer Creek often require skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology following discharge from Huguley Medical Center or Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest.

COPD and chronic respiratory conditions: Enrolled members with COPD require skilled nursing for disease monitoring, medication management, and patient education to reduce preventable hospital readmissions.

Congestive heart failure (CHF): CHF patients require regular clinical monitoring — weight checks, edema assessment, medication titration support — that skilled nurses can provide in the home on a scheduled basis.

Diabetic wound care: Diabetic foot ulcers and chronic wounds require evidence-based wound management by licensed nurses to prevent infection, reduce amputation risk, and promote healing.

ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis): ALS patients have complex, evolving care needs — ventilator management, feeding tube management, communication assistance — that skilled home nursing can support to extend time at home.

Parkinson's disease: Medication management, fall prevention, and therapy services are core components of home-based Parkinson's care covered through STAR+PLUS.

Cancer care: Members undergoing active cancer treatment or recovering from oncological surgery may require IV therapy, wound care, pain management support, and medication administration in the home.

Post-surgical recovery: Members discharged from Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Hillcrest or AdventHealth Burleson following joint replacement, cardiac surgery, or abdominal procedures can transition directly to skilled nursing and therapy at home.

Pediatric complex care: Children enrolled in STAR Kids with tracheostomies, ventilator dependence, or feeding tube dependence may receive pediatric skilled nursing and private duty nursing at home through Superior HealthPlan.

If your family member has a chronic or post-acute condition and is enrolled in Superior HealthPlan, contact us to confirm whether home health services are covered for their specific situation. You can also learn more about how we support families through our Molina Medicaid home health care and Parkland Medicaid home health care articles covering additional plan options in SW Fort Worth and Burleson.

Clinical Services Provided to Superior Medicaid Members in Burleson and SW Fort Worth

This agency is Joint Commission Accredited, reflecting a commitment to the highest standards in home health care. Joint Commission accreditation distinguishes our services from many local home health providers and signals to families, referral sources, and payers — including Superior HealthPlan — that clinical processes meet nationally recognized quality benchmarks. The following clinical services are available to Superior Medicaid members in Burleson, SW Fort Worth, and surrounding communities.

Wound Care and Wound VAC Management

Chronic wounds, post-surgical incisions, diabetic ulcers, and pressure injuries require skilled clinical management. RNs and LVNs provide evidence-based wound care in the home, including complex wound VAC (vacuum-assisted closure) therapy. Members discharged from Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Hillcrest or AdventHealth Burleson following wound-related procedures can transition directly to wound care at home rather than returning for frequent outpatient wound clinic visits.

IV Therapy and Specialty Infusions

Intravenous antibiotic therapy, hydration, and other infusion treatments can be safely managed at home when a skilled nurse is available to initiate, monitor, and maintain IV access. This eliminates the need for extended hospital stays or daily outpatient infusion center visits for members who are otherwise medically stable. For families seeking superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth and Burleson, in-home IV therapy is a meaningful alternative to facility-based infusion.

Medication Management and Administration

Complex medication regimens — particularly for members managing multiple chronic conditions like COPD, congestive heart failure, or Parkinson's disease — require skilled clinical oversight. Nurses provide medication reconciliation, administration, and patient and caregiver education to reduce the risk of adverse drug events and preventable hospital readmissions.

Lab Draws and In-Home Phlebotomy

Mobile phlebotomy services allow members to have blood work collected at home rather than traveling to a lab or clinic. For elderly or mobility-limited members in Hidden Creek or Rendon, this eliminates a significant logistical barrier to staying on top of chronic disease monitoring. Nurses trained in phlebotomy can coordinate specimen collection as part of a broader skilled nursing visit schedule — a practical benefit for Superior Medicaid members managing ongoing conditions that require frequent lab monitoring.

Feeding Tube Management

Members receiving nutrition via nasogastric, gastrostomy (G-tube), or jejunostomy (J-tube) require skilled nursing for tube maintenance, site care, and complication monitoring. The clinical team is experienced in enteral nutrition management in the home setting, including patient and caregiver education for long-term tube management.

Ostomy Care

Post-surgical ostomy management — colostomy, ileostomy, urostomy — requires skilled nursing for appliance changes, peristomal skin assessment, and patient and caregiver education. The care team supports members and their families through the adjustment period following ostomy creation, typically after procedures performed at hospitals like Lake Granbury Medical Center or Huguley Medical Center.

Skilled Nursing Assessment and Care Plan Oversight

Every patient receiving home health care has a care plan developed and overseen by a Registered Nurse Director of Nursing. CNAs, HHAs, and LVNs follow care plans established by RNs, ensuring clear clinical accountability at every level. This RN-led model matters especially for complex Superior Medicaid members managing multiple conditions who require consistent, coordinated care across disciplines.

Pediatric Nursing and Private Duty Nursing

Pediatric nursing services — including private duty nursing for medically fragile children enrolled in Superior STAR Kids — are available in Burleson and SW Fort Worth. Pediatric skilled nursing in the home supports children with tracheostomies, ventilator dependence, feeding tube dependence, and complex medication management needs. This allows children to remain home rather than in a facility setting. Families whose children receive services through Texas Health Neighborhood Care & Wellness Burleson can complement those outpatient services with skilled nursing at home as part of a coordinated care plan.

Serving Families Near Huguley Medical Center and Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest

A significant portion of superior Medicaid home health referrals in the Burleson and SW Fort Worth area originate from discharge planners and case managers at area hospitals. When a family member is discharged from Huguley Medical Center in Fort Worth following a cardiac event, stroke, or surgical procedure, the transition home requires immediate clinical follow-through. A gap in care between hospital discharge and the first skilled nursing visit creates real risk — particularly for seniors managing wound care, IV antibiotics, or complex medication regimens.

Urgent post-discharge referrals can be accepted quickly. The intake team understands the clinical handoff documentation that Superior HealthPlan requires and coordinates directly with hospital discharge planners to minimize delays. Families near Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest, in neighborhoods like Briar Meadow and Summer Creek, have the same access to these services.

Whether the discharge originates from a major hospital system or a smaller facility like AdventHealth Burleson, geographic coverage across SW Fort Worth and Burleson means prompt outreach to your family. Families in the Rendon area whose loved ones receive transitional care at facilities such as Advanced Rehabilitation & Healthcare of Burleson or Burleson Nursing & Rehabilitation Center before returning home can also transition directly to ongoing skilled nursing and personal care at home.

Similarly, residents of Heritage Place assisted living in the Garden Acres neighborhood and Fleurdleys Assisted Living in Rendon who require skilled nursing beyond what the facility provides can receive supplemental home health services. For families in Crowley whose loved ones receive care at Allegiant Wellness and Rehab or Senior Care of Crowley, coverage extends into those communities as part of our broader SW Fort Worth service area. Residents near Pecan Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation in Kennedale also fall within our reachable geography.

Can Medicaid Pay a Family Member to Be a Caregiver in Texas?

This is one of the most common questions families in Burleson and SW Fort Worth ask when exploring superior Medicaid home health care. In some cases, yes. Texas Medicaid's STAR+PLUS program includes a consumer-directed services (CDS) option that allows certain members to direct their own care — including the option to hire and pay a family member as a Medicaid caregiver for personal attendant services.

The CDS option is not automatic. It requires the member to opt into the self-directed services model, complete an employer-of-record process, and manage scheduling and payroll through a Financial Management Services Agency (FMSA). Spouses generally cannot be paid as caregivers under standard CDS rules. In many family configurations — an adult child caring for an elderly parent in Hidden Creek or Joshua Farms, for example — the arrangement may be permitted.

This path is appropriate for members whose primary needs are personal attendant services rather than skilled clinical care. When skilled care is required — wound care, IV therapy, medication management, lab draws — a licensed clinical professional must provide those services. A family member without clinical licensure cannot be paid to perform them under Medicaid, regardless of the CDS election.

How to Find a Superior Medicaid Home Health Provider in Burleson, TX

Finding a provider for superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson involves a few straightforward steps. Here is the process most families follow.

Confirm enrollment and plan: Verify that your family member is enrolled in Superior HealthPlan STAR+PLUS or STAR Kids. Check your member ID card or call the member services number on the back of the card.

Get a physician order: Ask the treating physician — primary care, specialist, or hospital discharge physician — to write a home health order documenting medical necessity.

Contact a credentialed home health agency: Reach out to a home health agency that is enrolled with Superior HealthPlan as a participating provider. Confirm participation before services begin.

Request a free in-home assessment: A credentialed agency will send a Registered Nurse to assess your family member's needs and develop a care plan before services begin. This assessment is typically covered by the plan.

Work with your STAR+PLUS Service Coordinator: Your assigned Service Coordinator at Superior HealthPlan coordinates LTSS authorization and ensures your care plan is approved. If you do not yet have a Service Coordinator, the home health agency can help you connect with one.

The care team serves families throughout Burleson, SW Fort Worth, and surrounding Johnson County communities — including Hidden Creek, Briar Meadow, Summer Creek, Rendon, and Joshua Farms — and can walk your family through the authorization process from the first call through ongoing care coordination.

Why Families in Burleson Choose This Agency for Superior Medicaid Home Health

There are many home health agencies operating in the SW Fort Worth and Burleson market. Here is why families enrolled in Superior HealthPlan consistently choose this agency for their superior Medicaid home health care needs.

Joint Commission Accreditation

This agency is Joint Commission Accredited — a distinction most local home health agencies do not hold. Joint Commission accreditation requires agencies to meet rigorous standards for clinical quality, safety, and organizational processes. For families, this means an independent third party has validated that clinical practices are sound. For Superior HealthPlan case managers, it means they are referring to an agency whose quality is externally verified.

RN Director of Nursing Oversight on Every Case

The care model requires a Registered Nurse Director of Nursing to develop and oversee every patient's care plan. This is not standard practice across all home health agencies. When a Superior HealthPlan case manager reviews a plan of care, they are reviewing a clinically supervised document — not a checklist assembled without clinical input. CNAs, HHAs, and LVNs follow care plans established by RNs, maintaining clear clinical hierarchy throughout the episode of care.

No Contracts Required

Families enrolled in superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson are not locked into long-term service contracts. Care plans are updated as medical needs evolve, and you are never penalized for changes in level of care or transitions to other settings.

24/7 Availability with Live Answer

Home health needs do not follow a Monday-through-Friday schedule. The Burleson office is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When a family member in Joshua Farms or Summer Creek has a clinical concern at 10 p.m., a live person answers — not a voicemail box.

Related Medicaid and Insurance Coverage Articles

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Medicaid pay for home health care in Texas?

Yes. Texas Medicaid pays for home health care for eligible members through its managed care programs. STAR+PLUS — the Medicaid managed care program for adults who are aged, blind, or disabled — covers both acute home health services (skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy) and long-term services and supports (personal attendant services, home health aide services, adaptive aids). Coverage requires a physician order and a medical necessity determination by the member's managed care organization, such as Superior HealthPlan. STAR Kids covers similar services for children under 21 with disabilities.

Is Texas Medicaid the same as Superior HealthPlan?

Superior HealthPlan is not the same as Texas Medicaid, but it administers Texas Medicaid benefits for the members enrolled in it. Superior HealthPlan is a managed care organization contracted by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) to deliver Medicaid benefits through a managed care model. When a Texas Medicaid member is enrolled in Superior HealthPlan, Superior becomes responsible for authorizing and coordinating their covered benefits — including home health care. Other MCOs administer Texas Medicaid for their own enrolled members. The state program is Texas Medicaid; Superior HealthPlan is one of the organizations through which the state delivers it.

What are the four types of Medicaid in Texas?

Texas Medicaid operates through four primary program types. STAR serves children and pregnant women through managed care. STAR+PLUS serves adults who are aged, blind, or disabled — this is the most relevant program for seniors seeking superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson. STAR Kids serves children under 21 with disabilities who receive SSI and covers both acute and long-term services and supports. STAR Health serves children in foster care with a focus on behavioral health and acute care, administered by a single statewide managed care plan. Each program uses different eligibility criteria and covers different services.

How do I find a provider for Medicaid in Texas?

To find a home health provider that accepts Medicaid in the Burleson or SW Fort Worth area, start by confirming which Medicaid managed care plan your family member is enrolled in — check the member ID card or call the member services number on the card. Then contact home health agencies in your area and ask whether they are enrolled as participating providers with your specific plan. Your plan's Service Coordinator can also provide a list of credentialed providers. This Burleson office accepts Medicaid managed care and can confirm participation during the initial intake call. Call 817.290.9559 to get started.

How long does Superior HealthPlan authorization take for home health care?

Authorization timelines vary depending on the type of request and the urgency of the clinical situation. Post-hospitalization referrals — particularly those initiated by a discharge planner at Huguley Medical Center or Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest — are typically processed as urgent requests and may be authorized within 24 to 72 hours. Routine outpatient referrals may take longer. Working with a home health agency experienced in Superior HealthPlan's utilization review process can reduce delays by ensuring that the physician order and supporting clinical documentation are complete at the time of submission.

Can a family member be paid as a Medicaid caregiver in Texas?

In some cases, yes. Texas Medicaid's STAR+PLUS program includes a consumer-directed services (CDS) option that allows certain members to hire and pay a family member as a personal attendant. Spouses are generally excluded from serving as paid caregivers under standard CDS rules. The CDS option applies to personal attendant services — not to skilled nursing, wound care, IV therapy, or other clinical services that must be provided by licensed professionals. Families in Burleson and SW Fort Worth exploring this option should discuss it with their STAR+PLUS Service Coordinator.

Does this location accept Superior HealthPlan Medicaid?

Yes, this office accepts Medicaid managed care plans. To confirm current participation with Superior HealthPlan at the time you need services, call the office directly at 817.290.9559. A care coordinator will verify your specific plan participation, walk you through the referral and authorization process, and answer questions about which services are covered for your family member's situation. No contracts are required, and the initial consultation is provided at no cost to your family.

What happens if Superior HealthPlan denies a home health authorization?

If Superior HealthPlan denies a home health authorization, you have the right to appeal the decision. The denial notice will include information about the appeal process, timelines, and the documentation required to support the appeal. Your treating physician can provide additional clinical documentation to support the appeal. Some denials result from incomplete documentation at the time of the initial request rather than a true medical necessity determination — which is why working with a home health agency experienced in Superior HealthPlan's utilization review process can reduce the likelihood of initial denials and speed up resolution when they occur.

About This Agency

This home health care agency serves families throughout Burleson, SW Fort Worth, Hidden Creek, Joshua Farms, Summer Creek, Briar Meadow, Rendon, and surrounding Johnson County communities. The agency is Joint Commission Accredited, meaning clinical processes have been independently validated against nationally recognized quality and safety standards. Care is supervised by a Registered Nurse Director of Nursing who oversees all care plans, ensuring that every patient — including those enrolled in superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson — receives clinically accountable, RN-supervised care.

Schedule Your Free RN Assessment Today

If your family member is enrolled in Superior HealthPlan Medicaid and you are ready to explore superior Medicaid home health care in SW Fort Worth or Burleson, the next step is simple. Call to speak with a care coordinator who understands Superior HealthPlan authorization requirements. There are no contracts required, and a free in-home assessment conducted by a Registered Nurse is available at no cost to your family.

To learn more about superior Medicaid home health care in Burleson and SW Fort Worth, contact this office at 817.290.9559 or fax your referral documentation to 972.379.0555. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — including evenings and weekends — to support families throughout Burleson, SW Fort Worth, Hidden Creek, Joshua Farms, Summer Creek, Briar Meadow, and Rendon. No contracts are required.

For more information about Medicaid home health coverage through other plans in the service area, visit the articles on Molina Medicaid Home Health Care in SW Fort Worth/Burleson and Parkland Medicaid Home Health Care in SW Fort Worth/Burleson.

This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical, legal, or financial advice. Information may be outdated or incomplete. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional, attorney, or financial advisor regarding your specific situation. BrightStar Care of Burleson makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy or completeness of this information.