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ABILITY Network The 2019 HomeCare Elite is the compilation of the most successful home care providers in the United States. Now in its 14th year, this market-leading review names the top 25 percent of agencies based on performance measures. This year, those measures include quality of care, quality improvement, patient experience, best practices implementation and financial management. The 2019 HomeCare Elite also recognizes the Top 100 and Top 500 among providers nationwide. The data for this study is based on publicly available information. 2019 Top Agencies Key Past Years Key = Top 100 Agency = Top 500 Agency = Top 100 = Top 500 = Top Agency = Facility-based Numbers indicate years won 2019 TOP AGENCIES CITY STATE PAST YEARS ALASKAN HOME HEALTH, INC ANCHORAGE AK FRONTIER HOME HEALTH ANCHORAGE AK SOUTH PENINSULA HOSPITAL HHA HOMER AK ALABAMA HOMECARE CAMDEN AL ALACARE HOME HEALTH & HOSPICE DECATUR AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH BLOUNTSVILLE AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH CARE MOBILE AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH OF BREWTON BREWTON AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH OF FOLEY FOLEY AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH OF FORT PAYNE FORT PAYNE AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH OF MONROEVILLE MONROEVILLE AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH OF REFORM REFORM AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH OF SELMA SELMA AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH OF TUSCALOOSA NORTHPORT AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH OF WALKER JASPER AL ATHENS-LIMESTONE HOMECARE ATHENS AL CHEROKEE HOME HEALTH CENTRE AL CLAY COUNTY HOSPITAL HOME CARE, LLC ASHLAND AL COOSA VALLEY HOMECARE SYLACAUGA AL D W MCMILLAN HOME HEALTH BREWTON AL DEKALB REGIONAL HOME HEALTH FORT PAYNE AL EAMC - LANIER HOME HEALTH VALLEY AL 1 | ABILITY Network abilitynetwork.com/hce 2019 TOP AGENCIES CITY STATE PAST YEARS FAYETTE MEDICAL CENTER HOMECARE FAYETTE AL GADSDEN REGIONAL HOME HEALTH GADSDEN AL HALE COUNTY HOSPITAL HOME HEALTH GREENSBORO AL HOMECARE OF EAST ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER AUBURN AL INFIRMARY HOMECARE JACKSON AL IVY CREEK HOME HEALTH OF ELMORE WETUMPKA AL JACKSON MEDICAL CENTER HOME HEALTH JACKSON AL KINDRED AT HOME GENEVA AL KINDRED AT HOME PELL CITY AL KINDRED AT HOME MOULTON AL KINDRED AT HOME SYLACAUGA AL KINDRED AT HOME JASPER AL KINDRED AT HOME RAINBOW CITY AL KINDRED AT HOME ANDALUSIA AL LHC HOMECARE OF SOUTH ALABAMA OPP AL MARION REGIONAL HOMECARE HAMILTON AL MEDICAL CENTERS HOMECARE GUNTERSVILLE AL NORTHWEST HOME HEALTH RUSSELLVILLE AL SOUTHEAST ALABAMA HOMECARE ENTERPRISE AL SOUTHEAST ALABAMA HOMECARE DOTHAN AL TROY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER HOME HEALTH TROY AL AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH DE QUEEN AR AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH BATESVILLE AR CARE IV HOME HEALTH LITTLE ROCK AR CHI ST VINCENT HEALTH AT HOME MORRILTON AR CONWAY REGIONAL HOMECARE SVCS CONWAY AR CROSSRIDGE COMM HOSPITAL HOME HEALTH WYNNE AR DOCTORS HOME CARE CAMDEN AR ELITE HOME HEALTH MENA AR ELITE HOME HEALTH CALICO ROCK AR ELITE HOME HEALTH FORT SMITH AR ELITE HOME HEALTH DE WITT AR ELITE HOME HEALTH EUREKA SPRINGS AR ELITE HOME HEALTH FORDYCE AR ELITE HOME HEALTH NASHVILLE AR ELITE HOME HEALTH SALEM AR ELITE HOME HEALTH FORREST CITY AR ELITE HOME HEALTH LITTLE ROCK AR ELITE HOME HEALTH WEST MEMPHIS AR ELITE HOME HEALTH HOT SPRINGS AR ENCOMPASS HOME HEALTH OF ARKANSAS FAYETTEVILLE AR INTREPID USA HEALTHCARE SERVICES MCCRORY AR JOHNSON REGIONAL HOMECARE CLARKSVILLE AR JORDAN HEALTH SERVICES TEXARKANA AR KINDRED AT HOME 1 FORT SMITH AR SPRING RIVER HOME HEALTH AGENCY SALEM AR A PLUS HOME HEALTH SERVICES, LLC TEMPE AZ AHC HOME HEALTH OF ARIZONA LLC MESA AZ 2 | ABILITY Network abilitynetwork.com/hce 2019 TOP AGENCIES CITY STATE PAST YEARS AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH YUMA AZ AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH CARE PHOENIX AZ AMERICAN PREMIER HOME HEALTH CARE PHOENIX AZ ANGELS CARE HOME HEALTH OF ARIZONA COTTONWOOD AZ ARISTA HOME HEALTH TUCSON AZ AT HOME HEALTHCARE TUCSON AZ AT HOME HEALTHCARE PHOENIX AZ BANNER HOME CARE TUCSON AZ BANNER HOME CARE - PAYSON PAYSON AZ BAYADA HOME HEALTH CARE, INC TUCSON AZ BAYADA HOME HEALTH CARE, INC SIERRA VISTA AZ BAYADA HOME HEALTH CARE, INC TUCSON AZ BAYADA HOME HEALTH CARE, INC. PRESCOTT AZ DEPENDABLE HOME HEALTH, INC TUCSON AZ DEPENDABLE HOME HEALTH, INC. NOGALES AZ ELITE HOME HEALTH SERVICES, LLC PHOENIX AZ ENCOMPASS HEALTH HOME HEALTH TEMPE AZ ENCOMPASS HEALTH HOME HEALTH GLENDALE AZ HAVASU REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER HOME HEALTH LAKE HAVASU CITY AZ INTREPID USA HEALTHCARE SERVICES TUCSON AZ KINDRED AT HOME TUCSON AZ KINDRED AT HOME PHOENIX AZ MOHAVE HOME HEALTH BULLHEAD CITY AZ NIGHTINGALE HOMECARE PHOENIX AZ NNI HOME CARE SERVICES PRESCOTT VALLEY AZ NORTHERN ARIZONA HOME HEALTH COTTONWOOD AZ NORTHWEST HEALTHCARE HOME HEALTH TUCSON AZ RIVER VALLEY HOME HEALTH PARKER AZ SACRED HEART HOME CARE, INC TUCSON AZ SANTA RITA HOME HEALTH GREEN VALLEY AZ SANTE HOME HEALTH AND REHABILITATION SERVICES SCOTTSDALE AZ SCOTTSDALE HEALTHCARE HOME HEALTH SCOTTSDALE AZ TEAM SELECT HOME CARE PHOENIX AZ VALLEY VIEW HOME HEALTH FORT MOHAVE AZ VICTORY HOME CARE AGENCY MESA AZ 1 & 1 HOME HEALTH, INC PLACENTIA CA 24/7 CARE AT HOME - HOME HEALTH WESTMINSTER CA A AND E HOME HEALTH SERVICES, INC UPLAND CA A BION HOME HEALTH CARE, INC SHERMAN OAKS CA A TO Z HOME HEALTH, INC GLENDALE CA A-1 HOME HEALTH SERVICES INC SIMI VALLEY CA ABLE HANDS HOME HEALTH CARE WALNUT CA ABSOLUTE CARE HEALTH SYSTEMS INC SAN DIEGO CA ACA HOME HEALTH CARE INC THOUSAND OAKS CA ACCENTCARE HOME HEALTH OF CALIFORNIA INC EL CENTRO CA ACCENTCARE HOME HEALTH OF CALIFORNIA, INC ONTARIO CA ACCESS TLC HOME HEALTH CARE RESEDA CA ACCREDITED HOME HEALTH SERVICES WOODLAND HILLS CA 3 | ABILITY Network abilitynetwork.com/hce 2019 TOP AGENCIES CITY STATE PAST YEARS ACCURATE HOME HEALTH CARE, INC ROSEMEAD CA ACE 1 HOMEHEALTH SERVICES, INC BAKERSFIELD CA ACKNOWLEDGE HOME HEALTH, INC HAWTHORNE CA ADEPT HOME HEALTH SERVICES, INC UPLAND CA ADEQUATE CARE HOME HEALTH BURBANK CA ADOBE HOME HEALTH, INC SALINAS CA ADULT CARE HOME HEALTH AGENCY, INC. GLENDALE CA ADVANCED HOME HEALTH CARE GLENDALE CA ADVENTIST HEALTH/HOME CARE SERVICES SIMI VALLEY CA AFFILIATED HOME HEALTH SERVICES INC GLENDALE CA AFFINITY HOME HEALTH, INC CULVER CITY CA AGM HOME HEALTH CARE, INC VAN NUYS CA AID HOME HEALTH CARE, INC GLENDALE CA ALARS HOME HEALTH, LLC SACRAMENTO CA ALDEN HOME HEALTH, INC PALMDALE CA ALLIED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS INC NEWBURY PARK CA ALLIED HOME HEALTH CORP TEMPLE CITY CA ALTHIA HOME HEALTHCARE, INC. LOS ANGELES CA AMAX CARE SERVICES, INC LOS ANGELES CA AMENITY HEALTH SERVICES, INC VALLEY VILLAGE CA AMERICAN CARE HOME HEALTH, INC GLENDALE CA AMERICAN CAREQUEST BURLINGAME CA AMERICAN EMPIRE HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES, INC WEST COVINA CA AMERICAN HOSPICE AND HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES INC DUBLIN CA AMERICARE HOME HEALTH, INC VAN NUYS CA AMICABLE HOMECARE, INC NORWALK CA ANG HEALTH CARE, INC FOLSOM CA APEX HEALTHCARE SERVICES LLC SAN JOSE CA APEX HOME HEALTH CARE, INC GLENDALE CA ARGUS HOME HEALTH, INC VAN NUYS CA ARMING HOME HEALTH, INC SAN FERNANDO CA ARPI, INC HOME HEALTH CARE GLENDALE CA ASIAN NETWORK PACIFIC HOME CARE, INC OAKLAND CA ASSISTED HOME CARE LOS ANGELES CA ASSISTED HOME CARE VENTURA CA ASSURANCE HOME CARE SACRAMENTO CA AT HOME HEALTH SERVICES, INC TARZANA CA ATRIUM HOME HEALTH, INC LA HABRA CA AVANCE HOME HEALTH, INC FRESNO CA BALANCED LIVING, A HOME HEALTH AGENCY, INC ARCADIA CA BEST CARE HOME HEALTH GROUP, INC GLENDALE CA BEVERLY HILLS H H CARE, INC BEVERLY HILLS CA BLESSED HEALTH CARE PROVIDER, INC COVINA CA BLUE SKY HOME HEALTH, INC NORTH HOLLYWOOD CA BLUE STAR HOME HEALTH INC CHATSWORTH CA BONUM HOME HEALTH SERVICES BURBANK CA BONUM OF OC HOME HEALTH SERVICES IRVINE CA BRADBOURNE HEALTHCARE, INC COVINA CA 4 | ABILITY Network abilitynetwork.com/hce 2019 TOP AGENCIES CITY STATE PAST YEARS BRIGHT HORIZONS HOME HEALTH LOS ANGELES CA CALIFORNIA HOME HEALTH BURBANK CA CAMARILLO HHCA INC RESEDA CA CARE CENTER HOME HEALTH, INC LA MIRADA CA CARE FOR ALL HEALTH SERVICES INC GLENDALE CA CARE FOR ALL HOME HEALTH CARE INC SUNLAND CA CAREMAX HOME HEALTH SIMI VALLEY CA CAREONE HOME HEALTH - BAY AREA, INC PLEASANTON CA CARETECH HOME HEALTH, INC CYPRESS CA CARING LIKE FAMILY INC MARINA DEL REY CA CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH CARE INC SIMI VALLEY CA CHARITY HOME HEALTH SERVICES TORRANCE CA CITY OF ANGELS BEST CARE, INC LOS ANGELES CA CITY OF DREAMS HOME HEALTHCARE, INC SIMI VALLEY CA COLUMBIA EXCEL HOME HEALTH CARE WEST HILLS CA COMPASSIONATE CARE HOME HEALTH AGENCY, LLC FRESNO CA CONCORD HOME HEALTH CARE PASADENA CA CONTINUITY PROVIDERS HEALTHCARE, INC. HAWTHORNE CA CORE HOME HEALTH AGENCY, INC GLENDALE CA COUNTRY HOME CARE ELK GROVE CA CROWN HOME HEALTH CORPORATION CORONA CA CRYSTAL CLEAR HOME HEALTH, INC GLENDALE CA DEPENDABLE HOME HEALTH, INC MOJAVE CA DEVOTED NURSES HOME HEALTH CARE, INC VAN NUYS CA DIAMOND HOME HEALTH SERVICES, INC DIAMOND BAR CA DIRECT NURSING SERVICES, INC GLENDALE CA DOMINICAN HOME HEALTH CAPITOLA CA DSP HOME HEALTH INC WEST COVINA CA DYNAMIC HOME CARE SHERMAN OAKS CA DYNAMIC HOME HEALTH TARZANA CA EASTERN HOME HEALTH, INC ELK GROVE CA EASY LIFE HOME HEALTH CARE, INC. BURBANK CA ECLIPSE HOME HEALTH CARE, INC VAN NUYS CA EDEN HOME HEALTH, INC. CANOGA PARK CA EGEIA HOME HEALTH, INC. GLENDALE CA EGIDA HOME HEALTH CARE, INC SHERMAN OAKS CA EXCEL HOME HEALTHCARE, INC EL DORADO HILLS CA EXCELL HOME CARE INC PARAMOUNT CA EXECUTIVE HOME HEALTH, INC PASADENA CA EXPRESS SERVICES HEALTHCARE, INC, SHERMAN OAKS CA FAITH & HOPE HOME HEALTH, INC. BURBANK CA FERGUS HOME HEALTH, INC GLENDALE CA FIRST AID HOME HEALTH CARE, INC BURBANK CA FIRST RESPONSE HOME CARE, INC SHERMAN OAKS CA FIRST SMILE HOME HEALTH CARE BURBANK CA FIVE STAR QUALITY HEALTHCARE, INC GLENDALE CA G T S HOME HEALTH SERVICES, INC NORTH HOLLYWOOD CA GANDSE HOME HEALTH CARE INC. LOMITA CA 5 | ABILITY Network abilitynetwork.com/hce 2019 TOP AGENCIES CITY STATE PAST YEARS GENESIS HOME HEALTH INC SIMI VALLEY CA GENTLE CARE HOME HEALTH SERVICES, INC TARZANA CA GENTLE HOME HEALTH CARE, INC CHATSWORTH CA GENTLE TOUCH HEALTH SERVICES, INC N HOLLYWOOD CA GENTLE TOUCH HOME HEALTH CARE, INC.
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