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Home health in Martin County, North Carolina

BalancedLogicly’s reading of Medicare’s 2025 county file

Martin County has 3 agencies for 235 home health users, 78 per agency. The typical North Carolina county has 141.

Under three quarters as many patients per agency as the typical North Carolina county, but no agency has an office in the county, so it is not read as crowded.

3

agencies with Medicare volume here

2025

3,349

traditional Medicare beneficiaries

2025

235

home health users

7.0% of beneficiaries · North Carolina 5.8% · 2025

78vs 141

users per agency vs the typical North Carolina county

2025

$414vs $389

Medicare home health spend per beneficiary, county vs North Carolina

2024

+20%

users since 2024 · no new agencies

2024 to 2025

Medicare Advantage covers 60% of Martin County beneficiaries (June 2026). North Carolina: 58%.

Agencies by city

No certified agency lists an office in Martin County on Care Compare. Agencies based elsewhere serve it. Every North Carolina agency →

Nearby counties

Sources: CMS Market Saturation & Utilization, Home Health, 2025 · Medicare Monthly Enrollment, June 2026 · Medicare Geographic Variation, 2024 · Care Compare, July 2026. Medicare fee-for-service only. Counts under 11 are not published by CMS.