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Home health agencies in New Jersey

Every Medicare-certified agency in New Jersey, with Medicare's quality and patient survey ratings.

38

certified agencies

3.8

average quality star

93%

start care on time

35

cities served

Highest rated in New Jersey

By Medicare's quality star, then patient survey star.

  1. Atlantic Visiting NurseMorristown, NJ4.5 quality5.0 survey
  2. Valley Home Care Inc.Paramus, NJ4.5 quality5.0 survey
  3. Amedisys Home HealthHackensack, NJ4.5 quality4.0 survey
  4. Bayada Home Health Care, IncWhiting, NJ4.5 quality4.0 survey
  5. Robert Wood Johnson Visiting Nurses, IncNorth Brunswick, NJ4.5 quality4.0 survey
  6. Promise Care NjWest New York, NJ4.5 quality3.0 survey
  7. Bayada Home Health Care IncNorth Bergen, NJ4.5 quality1.0 survey
  8. Bayada at Inspira, Home Health and HospiceMillville, NJ4.0 quality5.0 survey
  9. Bayada Home Health Care, Inc.Egg Harbor Township, NJ4.0 quality5.0 survey
  10. Hunterdon Medical Center Home HealthFlemington, NJ4.0 quality5.0 survey
  11. Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey Home Care and HospiceToms River, NJ4.0 quality5.0 survey
  12. Barnabas Health Home Care and HospiceWest Orange, NJ4.0 quality4.0 survey

Cities

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How New Jersey compares

The average New Jersey agency against the national average.

Care started on timeBelow the U.S. average93.0% · U.S. 96.5%
Patients got better at walkingBetter than the U.S. average92.8% · U.S. 88.6%
Falls with major injury· lower is betterBetter than the U.S. average0.7% · U.S. 0.9%
Patients sent home to the communityU.S. 77.7%

Medicare publishes this one per agency, not per state.

Preventable hospital stays during careU.S. 10.8%

Medicare publishes this one per agency, not per state.

New Jersey home health hotline

New Jersey Department of Health. New Jersey’s complaint page

“The 24-hour hotline handles consumer complaints and facility emergencies seven days a week.”

For abuse, neglect or a safety problem, call the hotline the same day. Otherwise Medicare.gov’s order is the agency’s administrator first, then the hotline. The agency may not treat your parent worse for complaining.

What happens after you call →

From CMS’s list of State Survey Agency contacts and New Jersey’s own page, checked October 16, 2026.

This is CMS data, not a Logicly rating. Better, about and below compare the state with the U.S. average. That is Logicly's reading of CMS numbers, not a CMS rating.