Home Health Agencies in Seattle, WA

CMS lists 4 Medicare-certified home health agencies with an office address in Seattle, Washington. 3 have a quality of patient care star rating and 2 have a patient survey star rating. CMS also lists 19 other agencies as having served at least one patient, during its data collection period, in a ZIP code that appears in CMS-listed Seattle addresses.

Office in Seattle: 4
With a quality star rating: 3
With a patient survey star rating: 2
Others that served at least one of these ZIP codes: 19

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The 4 home health agencies with an office in Seattle

Agencies whose office address in the CMS home health file is in Seattle, WA, listed A to Z, not ranked. "Quality" is the CMS quality of patient care star rating; "survey" is the CMS patient survey star rating. A dash means CMS publishes no rating.

19 other agencies that served at least one patient in a ZIP code found in Seattle addresses

CMS lists these agencies as having served at least one patient, during its data collection period, in at least one ZIP code where Seattle addresses are. Their own office address is outside Seattle.

Listed A to Z, not ranked. "N of 14" counts how many of the ZIP codes below appear in the agency's CMS ZIP list. Ask each agency whether it serves the address now.

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Common questions

How many Medicare-certified home health agencies are in Seattle, Washington?

CMS lists 4 Medicare-certified home health agencies with an office address in Seattle, Washington. 3 have a quality of patient care star rating and 2 have a patient survey star rating. An agency can serve patients outside its own city. CMS also lists 19 other agencies as having served at least one patient, during its data collection period, in a ZIP code that appears in CMS-listed Seattle addresses.

Does Medicare cover home health care?

Medicare.gov describes home health as a wide range of health care services that a patient can get at home for an illness or injury. The patient must need part-time or intermittent skilled services and be “homebound.” A doctor or other health care provider (like a nurse practitioner) must see the patient in person, confirm the need for home health care and order it, and a Medicare-certified home health agency must provide it. The patient pays nothing for covered home health services (Medicare.gov notes that other costs may apply).

What doesn't Medicare home health cover?

Medicare doesn't pay for 24-hour-a-day care at home, home meal delivery, homemaker services unrelated to the care plan, or custodial or personal care when that is the only care needed, according to Medicare.gov.

How this page is built

The first list uses the City/Town and State in the CMS home health agency file (the agency's office address). The second list uses CMS's home health ZIP code file, which lists for each ZIP code the agencies that CMS reports served at least one patient in that ZIP code during its data collection period. CMS publishes no table that ties ZIP codes to cities, so the ZIP codes for Seattle are only those that appear in CMS-listed addresses in Seattle, WA of nursing homes, hospices and home health agencies. A ZIP code can also cover places outside Seattle, and a part of Seattle can have a ZIP code that no CMS address uses.

ZIP codes used (14): 98103, 98104, 98108, 98109, 98112, 98116, 98117, 98118, 98122, 98125, 98126, 98133, 98144, 98155