Home health agencies · Charleston, West Virginia

Home health agencies in Charleston, West Virginia

The 5 Medicare-certified agencies CMS lists in Charleston, with the quality-of-patient-care star and measure coverage it reports for each.

5 agencies4 with a CMS starCMS data · updated 2026-08-21

At a glance

CMS assigns a quality-of-patient-care star to 4 of the 5 Medicare-certified home health agencies in Charleston. Every figure comes from the official CMS Home Health Care Agencies dataset — SeniorCareRating.com adds no rating, score, or ranking of its own.
Home health agencies
5
Medicare-certified
With a CMS star
4
of 5
Report ≥1 measure
4
meaningful data
Avg CMS star
3.25
West Virginia avg 3.52

How Charleston compares

The city's CMS star profile against West Virginia, in the half-star steps CMS publishes.

CMS quality-of-patient-care star distribution

How Charleston's Medicare-certified agencies spread across the CMS quality star rating, compared with West Virginia.

tick = West VirginiaThis pageWest Virginia
5★0 · 0.0%2.2%
4.5★1 · 20.0%19.6%
4★0 · 0.0%21.7%
3.5★1 · 20.0%17.4%
3★1 · 20.0%21.7%
2.5★0 · 0.0%6.5%
2★1 · 20.0%6.5%
1.5★0 · 0.0%2.2%
1★0 · 0.0%0.0%
No star1 · 20.0%2.2%
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CMS quality-of-patient-care star distribution
RatingProvidersShareWest Virginia
CMS quality star 500.0%2.2%
CMS quality star 4.5120.0%19.6%
CMS quality star 400.0%21.7%
CMS quality star 3.5120.0%17.4%
CMS quality star 3120.0%21.7%
CMS quality star 2.500.0%6.5%
CMS quality star 2120.0%6.5%
CMS quality star 1.500.0%2.2%
CMS quality star 100.0%0.0%
No star120.0%2.2%
Total5100.0%100.0%

City shares are calculated from the 5 Medicare-certified agencies in Charleston; West Virginia shares from all 46 in the state. The CMS quality star is published in half-star steps and shown here without rounding. Agencies CMS does not rate are counted separately and never treated as zero.

CMS-reported data

Charleston’s largest divergence from West Virginia is at 4: 0.0% of the city’s agencies against 21.7% statewide (-21.7 points). This reflects what CMS publishes and is not a judgement about care quality in either population.

Agencies in Charleston

CMS star, how many quality measures CMS reports, and ownership type for each agency.

AgencyCMS starCMS measures reportedOwnership
Amedisys Home Health of West Virginia4.517PROPRIETARY
Home Health of West Virginia316Not reported
Lots of Hearts Homecare, LLC0PROPRIETARY
Mountaineer Homecare3.517PROPRIETARY
Stonerise Home Health217PROPRIETARY

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Frequently asked questions

How many home health agencies are in Charleston, West Virginia?

The current CMS Home Health Care dataset lists 5 agencies in Charleston, West Virginia. Of these, 4 have a CMS quality-of-patient-care star rating.

What is the average CMS star rating for home health in Charleston?

The average CMS quality-of-patient-care star rating across rated agencies in Charleston is 3.25 of 5, compared with the West Virginia average of 3.52. Averages exclude agencies CMS has not rated, and are calculated by this site rather than published by CMS.

Why do some Charleston agencies have no star rating?

CMS only publishes a star when an agency has enough Medicare episodes in the reporting window to compute one reliably. An agency that is small or newly certified may have no star and few or no measures. That is a gap in the public record, not a negative result, and it is never shown as a zero.

How do I verify a home health agency in Charleston?

SeniorCareRating.com organizes public CMS data and is not affiliated with CMS. Confirm current details on the official Medicare Care Compare site and with the agency directly.

Methodology and limits
Counts reflect the current CMS Home Health Care dataset for Charleston, with West Virginia comparisons drawn from all 46 agencies in the state. A city average excludes agencies CMS has not rated and is calculated by this site, not published by CMS. Missing values are shown as missing, never as zero. See full methodology.
SeniorCareRating.com summarizes public CMS data. It is not affiliated with CMS, Medicare.gov, or any nursing home. Data may lag current conditions. This is not medical, legal, or care-placement advice — always verify with official sources and qualified professionals.