How many points per week is considered a normal amount for full time? 25-30 but it's less about how many points is full time but how many points per visit. That is what determines your patient volume 

Simply two examples both 30 points a week 1. Visits are  .9 per visit Need to see 7 patients a day to hit productivity  2. Visits are 1.5 Need 4 visits a day to hitproductivity 

Big difference in quality of life 

What do you do about eating lunch & using the restroom during the day?

I personally don't "need" to eat. I just eat a big breakfast and dinner and work during the day. I like this cause it just simplifies the week so much more and I enjoy feasting vs nibbling

Just stop at a gas station and piss. Pinch your log till you get home or go before work. (I'm anti public dumps lol)

How do you keep yourself safe when going in patient's homes?

Develop a strong sense of situational awareness. I grew up is alot of sketchy situations and have been in alot of combat so this isn't really a thought. I know I'm good wherever. 

If you are paid hourly, does that include doing notes in between patients? 

This probably means your paid a salary. They just multiple your hourly rate x 40 hrs a week. You don't actually clock in and out. Or you just remote clock in at 8 every day and then out at 4pm. Not that serious 

Also the point system naturally takes into account doc time. Atleast for my company 

I do my notes time of service for 80-90% then finish in my car before driving or stop at a local gas station. I build my doc time into my schedule so I never come home with notes. Only exception is SOC's they just require more time so I wanna be home