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What is a Home Health Agency?
A Home Health Agency is a healthcare organization that provides medical care and support to patients in their homes.
These agencies offer services such as skilled nursing, physical therapy, and other healthcare services to help patients recover from illness or surgery, manage medical conditions, and receive care at home.
Intent.Health provides data across several categories to help you find, understand, and research Home Health Agencies.
The categories below cover the data we have for Home Health Agencies and the different aspects you can use to filter them. You can also use the Search Filters bar to quickly find a specific filter or field.
These include:
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Every agency has its own unique Intent.Health ID, so you can go straight to the one you need.
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Enter keywords in the search bar to find Home Health Agencies showing intent towards those keywords.
For example, you could enter keywords such as , , or .
You will see the Home Health Agencies showing intent towards the keywords you enter.
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Enter an EHR vendor name in the search bar to find Home Health Agencies associated with that vendor.
You can search by:
Illustrative, masked rows. Type a vendor name to see how matching agencies are surfaced.
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This category provides filters for home health agency reporting data, including patient visits, patient census, admissions, discharges, service costs, assets, liabilities, revenue, and expenses.
Ten report groups share the same care disciplines. Pick any cell to see the filter for that discipline and group. Each one takes a minimum and maximum value.
The report also covers report information, episodes, hospice days and the agency's financial statements:
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Filter by how patients answered each survey question, by each linear mean score, and by survey details such as sample size, completed surveys, response rate and dates.
Illustrative split of answers. Each band is its own filter, and each one takes a minimum and maximum percentage.
Select footnote values associated with the survey measures.
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Filter agencies by general provider details, ratings and quality measures, staffing hours, staff turnover and case mix, health inspection history, and penalties and location.
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Find agencies by name, website, address and location, then open any agency to see its full profile.
You can search and filter agencies using:
Within each Home Health agency profile, you can view detailed information about the organization across several sections.
The Basic Information section provides an overview of the Home Health Agency, including its location, organizational details, contact information, and links.
Look Alike helps you find organizations similar to the Home Health Agency you're viewing.
This section provides information about the Home Health Agency's Medicare enrollment, provider classification, organizational structure, ownership, and quality reporting data.
Medicare Enrollment displays Medicare enrollment and organizational details. Fields can vary between agency profiles and may include:
This table displays ownership and association details for the agency. The fields shown can vary between profiles and may include:
You can use the table's search and filter fields to narrow down ownership records.
This section provides access to four datasets covering different aspects of Home Health Agency reporting, performance, patient care, and ownership-related information.
The datasets include Home Health Agency Cost Report, Expanded Home Health Value Based Purchasing (HHVBP) Model Agency Data, Home Health Care Agencies, and Home Health Care Patient Survey (HHCAHPS).
The Intent Signals section helps you explore keywords associated with a Home Health Agency's research activity and interest signals.
Look Alike helps you find organizations similar to the agency you're viewing.
The Technology Stack section provides information about the technologies and systems associated with the Home Health Agency.
Look Alike helps you find organizations similar to the agency you're viewing.
The EHR Stack section helps you find Home Health Agencies associated with specific Electronic Health Record (EHR) vendors or systems.
The Decision Network section helps you explore the Home Health Agency's connections with other healthcare organizations.
For each connected organization, you can also see how many executives and healthcare professionals are associated with it.
HCP Intel helps you explore healthcare professionals associated with the Home Health Agency by specialty group.
Executive Departments helps you explore executives associated with the Home Health Agency by department.
The Financial Overview section provides available financial information about the Home Health Agency and its organization.
Look Alike helps you find organizations similar to the agency you're viewing.
Ishi is Intent.Health's AI assistant that helps you explore healthcare intelligence and turn information into actionable insights.
You can ask questions about the Home Health Agency, get AI-generated summaries, develop outreach strategies, draft personalized pitches and emails, and much more.
The Events section within each home health agency profile provides an overview of the organization's healthcare event participation, including past and upcoming events.
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This category provides data on Home Health Agencies' performance under the Home Health Value Based Purchasing (HHVBP) Model. It includes performance measures, achievement and improvement points, measure weights, Total Performance Scores, and payment information.
The measures covered include the 12 above and more detailed reporting fields. Each measure has its own field at every step.
Select a cohort category.
Enter a minimum and maximum Total Performance Score to filter agencies by their overall performance. The displayed range is 0 to 99.773.
Note on footnotes: The footnote fields across this dataset include explanations such as an agency being ineligible to receive an APU due to its Medicare certification date or insufficient data to calculate a Total Performance Score. Other notes indicate that no or insufficient data is available and that the measure is excluded from the TPS calculation.
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Enter a minimum and maximum number of employees to filter Home Health Agencies by employee count.
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Find Home Health Agencies by the technologies and vendors associated with them.
You can search by:
Enter a technology or vendor name in the search bar to find Home Health Agencies associated with that vendor.
For example, you can search for vendors such as or .
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Filter Home Health Agencies by revenue and funding.
You can search and filter agencies using:
Enter a minimum and maximum annual revenue value to filter Home Health Agencies by revenue.
Enter a minimum and maximum total funding amount.
Enter a minimum and maximum value for the agency's latest funding amount.
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Filter by fire safety survey records, including deficiency category, scope and severity, correction status, and inspection details.
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Filter by health survey records, including deficiency category, scope and severity, correction status, and inspection details.
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This category provides filters for Home Health Agency ownership, services, certification, quality of patient care, patient outcomes, and Medicare spending.
Switch services on to see how the service filters combine. Each one is a Yes or No choice.
Select an ownership type such as Government Operated, Non-Profit, or Proprietary. A dash (-) is also available.
Search and select a star rating from 1 to 5, including half-star ratings, or select -.
The following measures have separate numerator, denominator, measure value, and footnote fields.
Each measure has numerator, denominator, observed rate, risk-standardized rate with lower and upper limits, a performance categorization against the national rate, and a footnote.
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Filter agencies by patient survey star ratings, patient experience percentages, and survey participation.
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Filter agencies by survey date, survey type, survey cycle, and processing date.
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Filter medical equipment suppliers by assignment, participation, specialty, provider type, supplier name, location and contract status.
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Filter by claims-based quality measures, resident type, and adjusted, observed and expected scores.
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Filter agencies by who owns or manages them, the role they play, and how much they own.
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Filter Home Health Agencies by penalty date, penalty type, fine amount, and payment denial details.
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Filter by inspection cycle, survey dates, total health and fire safety deficiencies, and counts of deficiencies by type.
A Home Health Agency is a healthcare organization that provides medical care and support to patients in their homes. Agencies offer services such as skilled nursing, physical therapy, and other healthcare services to help patients recover from illness or surgery, manage medical conditions, and receive care at home.
Intent.Health organizes Home Health Agency data into 21 categories. They range from identifiers, intent signals, EHR and technology stacks to cost reports, HHVBP Model performance, Care Compare quality and patient survey results, inspections, deficiencies, ownership, penalties and financials. You can use the Search Filters bar to jump straight to a specific filter or field.
Use the IH Home Health ID in the Identifier category to find an agency by its unique Intent.Health identifier. You can also search by Agency Name, Web Address or Address in the Organization Profile category.
Yes. Filter by State, City or ZIP Code, then add a radius of 25, 50, 100, 300 or 500 miles around the selected location, or choose All to include locations across all distances.
Yes. Enter an EHR vendor name in the EHR Stack category, or enter a technology or vendor name, such as Epic or Salesforce, in the Technology Stack category. Both return Home Health Agencies associated with that vendor.
The cost report filters cover patient visits and patient census by discipline for Medicare (Title XVIII), Medicaid (Title XIX), other and total, plus episode statistics, service costs, average cost per visit, HHA Medicare program visits and costs, hospice days, assets, liabilities and fund balances, patient revenue and operating results, and PPS payments and bad debts.
It shows how agencies perform under the Home Health Value Based Purchasing (HHVBP) Model. For each measure, such as Discharged to Community, Dyspnea or Willingness to Recommend, you can filter by measure value, achievement and improvement points, baseline year, care points, weights and weighted points. You can also filter by Total Performance Score, payment year and Adjusted Payment Percentage.
The Home Health Care Agencies category includes the Quality of Patient Care Star Rating, timeliness and outcome measures, Discharge to Community, Potentially Preventable Readmissions and Hospitalizations, and Medicare spending per episode. The HHCAHPS category adds patient survey star ratings, patient experience percentages and survey participation.
Yes. The Ownership category filters by the role played by an owner or manager, owner type, owner name, ownership percentage and association date. Within each agency profile, Current Owners on File shows ownership and association details where available.
No. Intent signals show keywords associated with an agency's research activity and interest. They are a reason to investigate, not proof of an active purchase, approved budget or buying timeline.
Ishi is Intent.Health's AI assistant. On an agency profile you can ask questions about the agency, get AI-generated summaries, develop outreach strategies, and draft personalized pitches and emails.
Intent.Health helps healthcare businesses research and engage the U.S. healthcare market. It connects 30 organization intelligence modules, including Integrated Delivery Networks (IDNs), with Executive Intelligence, HCP Intelligence, Decision Network, intent signals, propensity analysis and Ishi contextual AI.
Editorial note: Product screens on this page are recreated, masked examples, not live records. Network relationships, intent keywords and financial fields are research context; field availability varies by organization and source.