Medicare-certified home health agency

Integrated Community Services Inc

Home health agency in Washington, District of Columbia

CMS Care Compare, released 2026-07-15

Quality of care

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How patients did

Compared with the average District of Columbia agency. The dot is this agency; the solid line is the state average, the dashed line the U.S.

Care started on time27.3%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 91.5%U.S. average 96.5%18 of 66 patients

What this measures

Share of patients whose first visit happened on the date the doctor ordered, or within 2 days of the referral or of coming home from the hospital when no date was ordered.

Patients got better at walking81.2%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 86.5%U.S. average 88.6%28 of 44 patients

What this measures

Share of patients who could walk or move around more easily by the end of care.

Falls with major injury · lower is better0.0%

Better than the District of Columbia averageState average 0.4%U.S. average 0.9%0 of 74 patients

What this measures

Share of patients who had a fall that caused a broken bone, head injury or similar during care. Lower is better.

Patients sent home to the communityNot reported

The number of patient episodes for this measure is too small to report.

What this measures

Share of patients who went home or to the community after home health and stayed out of a facility, adjusted for how sick patients were.

Preventable hospital stays during care · lower is betterNot reported

The number of patient episodes for this measure is too small to report.

What this measures

Share of home health stays with a hospital or observation stay for a problem good care might have prevented, adjusted for how sick patients were. Lower is better.

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Checked on flu shot78.8%

Better than the District of Columbia averageState average 70.0%U.S. average 64.2%41 of 52 patients

What this measures

Share of patients who were determined to have received the flu shot for the current flu season, from the agency or elsewhere.

Got better at getting in and out of bed85.2%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 89.7%U.S. average 89.7%30 of 43 patients

What this measures

Share of patients who needed less help getting in and out of bed by the end of care.

Got better at bathing78.1%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 87.3%U.S. average 90.6%29 of 44 patients

What this measures

Share of patients who needed less help washing themselves by the end of care.

Less short of breath86.7%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 91.5%U.S. average 91.3%22 of 31 patients

What this measures

Share of patients who were less short of breath by the end of care.

Got better at taking medicines73.8%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 88.1%U.S. average 88.1%18 of 36 patients

What this measures

Share of patients who could take their medicines correctly on their own by the end of care.

Pressure ulcers that got worse or appeared · lower is better0.0%

Better than the District of Columbia averageState average 0.3%U.S. average 0.2%0 of 45 patients

What this measures

Share of patients who developed a new or worsened pressure ulcer during care. Lower is better.

Medication problems acted on in time90.7%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 93.4%U.S. average 94.5%68 of 75 patients

What this measures

Share of patients whose medications were reviewed at the start of care and, each time a medication problem was found, the doctor-recommended action was completed with timely follow-up.

Met expected function at discharge62.2%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 71.3%U.S. average 71.7%28 of 45 patients

What this measures

Share of patients whose ability to move and care for themselves at discharge met or beat what was expected for them.

Medication list sent to the next provider43.1%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 56.4%U.S. average 81.2%22 of 51 patients

What this measures

Share of patients whose current medication list was sent in a timely way to the next doctor or facility at transfer or discharge.

Medication list given to the patient70.8%

Below the District of Columbia averageState average 78.4%U.S. average 92.2%17 of 24 patients

What this measures

Share of patients given their current medication list in a timely way when discharged to a home or similar setting.

Preventable readmission within 30 days · lower is betterNot reported

This measure currently does not have data or provider has been certified/recertified for less than 6 months.

What this measures

Share of patients readmitted to a hospital within 30 days of leaving home health for a problem good care might have prevented, adjusted for how sick patients were. Lower is better.

Medicare spending per episodeNot reported

The number of patient episodes for this measure is too small to report.

What patients said

No survey results are available for this period.

Medicare payment

Medicare has not scored this agency in the value-based purchasing program for this payment year.

About the agency

Services: Nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, home health aide
Ownership: For-profit
Certified since: 2017
Address: 820 First Street Ne, Suite 425, Washington, DC 20002
ZIP codes served: 20001, 20002, 20003, 20005, 20007, 20008, 20009, 20010, 20011, 20012, 20013, 20015
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20001, 20002, 20003, 20005, 20007, 20008, 20009, 20010, 20011, 20012, 20013, 20015, 20017, 20018, 20019, 20020, 20024, 20032