Home Health Agencies in Oregon

Oregon has 51 Medicare-certified home health agencies. Browse by city below and open a profile for CMS ratings, inspection findings, fines, staffing, and ownership.

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Cities with home health agencies in Oregon

Portland, OR 173 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 2.9 Bend, OR 45 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.6 Salem, OR 50 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 Eugene, OR 67 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 Beaverton, OR 38 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.4 Clackamas, OR 11 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.5 Coos Bay, OR 14 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 2.4 Grants Pass, OR 37 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 La Grande, OR 8 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.2 Medford, OR 40 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.4 Brookings, OR 9 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 2.3 Burns, OR 3 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 2.0 Central Point, OR 10 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.5 Heppner, OR 2 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 2.0 Hermiston, OR 10 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.5 Hillsboro, OR 17 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 John Day, OR 6 facilities Klamath Falls, OR 16 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.5 Lincoln City, OR 7 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.0 Milwaukie, OR 17 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.5 Mount Angel, OR 3 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.0 Portland, OR 21 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.0 Roseburg, OR 24 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.0 Springfield, OR 26 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.8 The Dalles, OR 4 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.1 Tigard, OR 17 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 Tillamook, OR 1 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 2.5 Wilsonville, OR 10 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.2

About home health agencies in Oregon

Home health agencies deliver skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and home health aide services in the place a patient calls home. Medicare certifies agencies that meet federal standards, and CMS publishes quality measures for each agency.

Ratings are a starting point, not a verdict. Review the inspection findings, staffing levels, and quality measures behind each score, then confirm the services you need are actually offered.

Families in Oregon should ask about Medicare and Medicaid participation, current openings, care planning, and how concerns are escalated after hours. In-person visits and direct questions remain the most reliable way to judge fit.

Frequently asked questions

How many home health agencies are in Oregon?
The current CMS snapshot lists 51 Medicare-certified home health agencies in Oregon, across 28 cities and counties.
How do I compare home health agencies in Oregon?
When comparing home health agencies, ask how quickly care can start after a hospital discharge, how scheduling and supervision work, and how the agency tracks patient outcomes such as improved mobility and reduced rehospitalization. Use the city listings above to open individual profiles with CMS ratings, inspection findings, staffing, and ownership.

Data sources

Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog. Data processing date: 2026-10-06.

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