About Find That Home Health Agency

I’m a CNA — a certified nursing assistant. I work the floor of a care facility: the call lights, the transfers, the 2am rounds. When a doctor says “we’re sending your mother home with home health,” the family usually gets a list of agency names, a day or two to pick one, and no way to tell them apart.

The government actually publishes remarkable data about every Medicare-certified home health agency in the country — clinical quality measures, patient survey results, which services each agency offers. But it’s scattered across datasets and written like a tax form. Medicare’s own site is hard to use on a phone in a hospital hallway, which is where this decision usually happens.

So this site does one thing: every fact, straight from the official CMS data, in plain English, with an explanation of what each number means in a real home — which numbers to trust most, why the two star ratings measure different things, and what to ask before you let an agency through your door.

What you won’t find here:opinions about specific agencies. The data speaks; we translate the language, not the judgment. You also won’t find ads, affiliate links, lead-generation forms, or “sponsored” placements — the sites that rank providers while taking referral fees from them have a conflict of interest this site exists to avoid.