Home health agencies in Iowa
123 Medicare-certified home health agencies have an office in Iowa. Their nurses and therapists travel to patients, so ask whether they serve your parent's address.
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- Algona1
- Allison1
- Ames1
- Ankeny1
- Atlantic1
- Bedford1
- Bettendorf2
- Boone1
- Burlington3
- Carroll2
- Cedar Rapids7
- Centerville1
- Chariton1
- Charles City1
- Cherokee1
- Clarinda1
- Clinton1
- Co Bluffs1
- Coralville1
- Corydon1
- Council Bluffs2
- Cresco1
- Creston1
- Davenport4
- Decorah1
- Denison1
- Des Moines5
- Dubuque3
- Eldora1
- Emmetsburg1
- Estherville1
- Fairfield2
- Forest City1
- Fort Dodge2
- Fort Madison1
- Garner1
- Guthrie Center1
- Hampton1
- Harlan1
- Hiawatha2
- Indianola1
- Iowa City1
- Johnston1
- Keosauqua1
- Keystone1
- Le Mars1
- Logan1
- Manchester1
- Mapleton1
- Marengo1
- Mason City1
- Monticello1
- New Hampton1
- Northwood1
- Onawa1
- Orange City1
- Osage1
- Oskaloosa1
- Ottumwa1
- Pella1
- Pocahontas1
- Red Oak1
- Rock Valley1
- Sergeant Bluff1
- Sheldon2
- Sigourney1
- Sioux Center1
- Sioux City3
- Spencer1
- Spirit Lake1
- Storm Lake2
- Tipton1
- Toledo1
- Urbandale4
- Vinton2
- Wapello1
- Washington1
- Waterloo3
- Waukon1
- Webster City2
- West Burlington1
- West Des Moines7
- West Union1
Home care or home health?
Home care is help with everyday life: bathing, dressing, meals, rides and company. You usually pay by the hour; long-term care insurance or Medicaid programs (Medi-Cal in California) sometimes help. Home health is skilled nursing and therapy ordered by a doctor, often after a hospital stay, and Medicare can cover it.
Looking for everyday help at home? → · How many hours can we afford?
About the stars
The quality of patient care star rating is Medicare's summary of how often patients got better at walking, bathing and breathing, started care on time and avoided the hospital. Not every agency has enough patients to be rated. The full record, including the patient survey, is on Medicare Care Compare.