Home health agencies in Washington
As of the September 2026 CMS release, Washington has 72 Medicare-certified home health agencies in 39 cities. 62 have a quality of care rating, averaging 3.5 stars, above the U.S. average of 3.2. Everett has the most (5).
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Home health agencies72in 39 cities
Average rating3.5U.S. 3.2
Rated 4-5 stars34%U.S. 35%
5-star3of 62 rated
Home health agencies in Washington by city
Everett5 Tacoma5 Vancouver5 Seattle4 Spokane4 Spokane Valley4 Bellingham3 Kennewick3 Tukwila3 Bellevue2 Federal Way2 Kent2 Silverdale2 Wenatchee2 Yakima2 Bremerton1 Burlington1 Centralia1 Clarkston1 Des Moines1 Dupont1 Ellensburg1 Hoquiam1 Kirkland1 Lacey1 Lakewood1 Moses Lake1 Mountlake Terrace1 Omak1 Port Angeles1 Port Townsend1 Redmond1 Renton1 Seatac1 Stanwood1 Sunnyside1 Tumwater1 University Place1 Walla Walla1
Highest-rated home health agencies in Washington
By quality of care rating, then patient survey rating.
Alpha Home Health
Everett
76% would definitely recommend
Puget Sound Home Health
Tacoma
82% would definitely recommend
Manito Home Health
Spokane
77% would definitely recommend
Eden Home Health
Spokane Valley
85% would definitely recommend
Columbia River Home Health
Kennewick
83% would definitely recommend
Evergreenhealth Home Care Services
Kirkland
83% would definitely recommend
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Questions about home health agencies in Washington
How many home health agencies are in Washington?
Washington has 72 Medicare-certified home health agencies. The cities with the most are Everett (5), Tacoma (5), Vancouver (5), Seattle (4), Spokane (4).
Which home health agencies in Washington have 5 stars?
3 home health agencies have 5 stars: Alpha Home Health (Everett), Manito Home Health (Spokane), Puget Sound Home Health (Tacoma).
How do Washington's home health agencies compare with the rest of the U.S.?
34% of rated home health agencies in Washington have 4 or 5 stars, against 35% nationally. The average rating is 3.5 stars (U.S. 3.2).
Does Medicare pay for home health care?
Medicare Part A or Part B covers part-time skilled nursing and therapy at home when a doctor certifies that you need it and that leaving home takes considerable effort. There is no copay for the home health visits themselves; medical equipment is usually 20% after the Part B deductible. You can choose any Medicare-certified agency that serves your area.
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Source: CMS Home Health Compare (Provider Data Catalog datasets 6jpm-sxkc and ccn4-8vby). September 2026 release. About the data.
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