CHI Health at Home Locations Named HomeCare Elite for 2017
CHI Health at Home, the national home health provider for CHI, has 16 home care agencies in the 2017 HomeCare Elite, a recognition of excellence from the National Research Corporation and DecisionHealth. HomeCare Elite annually identifies the top 25% of all Medicare-certified agencies across in the country, as well as the top 100 and top 500. Of the 9,064 agencies considered, only 2,268 are recognized as HomeCare Elite for 2017.
Congratulations to the following CHI Health at Home locations for achieving this recognition:
Top 500:
American Nursing Care, Zanesville, OH
KentuckyOne Health VNA Health at Home, Clarksville, IN
Good Samaritan Home Care Services, Vincennes, IN
HomeCare Elite:
American-Mercy Home Care, Cincinnati, OH
American Nursing Care, Marion, OH
American Nursing Care, Lima, OH
American Nursing Care, Evansville, IN
American Nursing Care, Columbus, IN
CHI St. Vincent Health at Home, Morrilton, AR
CHI St. Vincent Health at Home, Hot Springs, AR
Community Mercy Home Care, Springfield, OH
KentuckyOne Health VNA Health at Home, London, KY
Southeastern Home Care, Barnesville, OH
CHI Health at Home, Lincoln, NE
CHI Health at Home, Omaha, NE
Reid-ANC Home Care, Richmond, IN
The National Research Corporation and DecisionHealth determine the top-performing home care and hospice agencies through measurements in five categories: quality of care, best practice implementation, quality improvement and consistency, patient experience, and financial performance. For more information, visit https://abilitynetwork.com/homecare-elite-overview-2017.
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