Find a home health agency

See which Medicare-certified agencies serve your ZIP code and how their patients did.

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Enter a ZIP code
Use the ZIP where care will happen, not the hospital’s.
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Compare up to four
See how patients did at each agency, side by side, using Medicare’s own data.
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Call the agencies you like
Each listing has the agency’s own phone number. Ask if they can start this week and take her plan, then tell her doctor which one you chose.

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Is the agency Medicare-certified?Good sign: Yes, and they can give you their CMS number.Worry if: “We are licensed” with no Medicare certification, when Medicare is paying.
What is your Medicare quality star rating, and your patient survey rating?Good sign: They know both and can say what they are working on.Worry if: They do not know, or say ratings do not matter.
Do you serve her ZIP code and the exact address?Good sign: A clear yes.Worry if: “Probably,” or “we will see who is available.”

What does home health cover?: Part-time or intermittent skilled nursing, physical, occupational and speech therapy, medical social services and part-time home health aide care. It is for someone who is homebound and needs skilled care.
Who pays?: You pay nothing for covered home health services under Original Medicare. Medical equipment is separate: after the Part B deductible you pay 20 percent of the approved amount. Medicare Advantage and Medicaid cover home health too, with plan-specific rules.
How do we start?: A doctor or other provider must see her in person, confirm she needs home health and order it. A Medicare-certified agency provides it. The first assessment visit happens within 48 hours of the referral or of her coming home, or on the date the doctor ordered.

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