Every agency below told Medicare it serves this ZIP code. Medicare pays for home health when a doctor orders part-time skilled care and the person is homebound.
Listed A–Z by default, not ranked. Sort by either star score.
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Medicare rates its care about the same as most Washington agencies, and patients would recommend it about as often as at most Washington agencies.
Medicare rates its care below most Washington agencies, and patients would recommend it about as often as at most Washington agencies.
Medicare rates its care below most Washington agencies, and patients would recommend it about as often as at most Washington agencies.
Medicare rates its care about the same as most Washington agencies, and patients would recommend it less often than at most Washington agencies.
See full details for Providence at Home With Compassus, Puget Sound South
Medicare has not rated its care quality.
See full details for Puget Sound Home Health of Thurston County
PlanScout is not paid by any agency, and the order is never sold. Missing data says “Not rated” or “Not reported”, never zero.
How patients’ health changed under the agency’s care, from CMS Care Compare. 1 to 5 stars.
What patients said about communication, care and the agency overall (the HHCAHPS survey).
Help with bathing, meals or companionship without skilled care is home care, and Medicare doesn’t cover it. See help-at-home options →
This is what aides are paid, from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It is not what an agency charges. Agencies charge more than the wage to cover payroll taxes, insurance, training, scheduling and their own costs, so ask any agency for its rates.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025; retrieved 2026-10-08.
Median hourly wages in the same area and period.
This is the average amount Medicare paid providers in 2024 for people on Original Medicare. It is not a price list and not what you would owe. What you pay depends on your coverage, how long you stay and whether Medicare covers the care.
Source: CMS Medicare Post-Acute Care Utilization data by geography and provider; retrieved 2026-10-08.
Agencies choose which ZIP codes they serve, and that list can change. Call to confirm they have openings, take your insurance and can start when you need them. Star ratings are Medicare measures, not a recommendation. Sources: CMS Home Health Care Agencies, Home Health Care ZIP Codes and the HHCAHPS Patient Survey (CMS release 2026-07-15; HHCAHPS 2025Q1 to 2025Q4), retrieved 2026-10-08. “Not rated” and “Not reported” mean Medicare published no value — never a zero. PlanScout is independent and not paid by any agency.
