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Home health agencies in Virginia
240 CMS-listed home health agencies across 83 cities in Virginia, organized by city.
Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog· refreshed 2026-07-17
Agencies240Cities83CMS-rated182Avg CMS star3.27
Cities · most agencies first
Fairfax Virginia Beach Richmond Fredericksburg Roanoke Newport News Alexandria Chesapeake Lynchburg Annandale Falls Church Springfield Manassas Woodbridge Reston Farmville Abingdon Winchester Suffolk Williamsburg Herndon Sterling Charlottesville Galax Danville Harrisonburg Portsmouth Norfolk Vienna North Chesterfield Christiansburg Dumfries Grundy South Boston Rocky Mount Norton Petersburg Radford Wise Warrenton Lebanon Mechanicsvlle Forest Cedar Bluff Chantilly Maclean Stafford Tazewell Salem Warsaw Richlands Hampton Wytheville Chester Fishersville Emporia Franklin Stuart Martinsville Accomac Mechanicsville Great Falls Midlothian Arlington Tysons Collinsville Pulaski Duffield Yorktown Pounding Mill Blacksburg Staunton Pound Burke Chesterfield Ashland Gretna Oak Hall Bedford Hayes Mclean Bristol Lexington
Methodology & limits.Counts reflect the current CMS Home Health Care dataset for Virginia. Confirm current status on Medicare’s Care Compare. See methodology.
Home health in Virginia — FAQ
How many home health agencies are in Virginia?
The current CMS Home Health Care dataset lists 240 agencies across 83 cities in Virginia, of which 182 have a CMS quality-of-patient-care star rating.
How are home health agencies rated?
CMS publishes a quality-of-patient-care star rating (1–5) plus individual patient-care measures for each agency on Medicare's Care Compare. This site summarizes those CMS records; the average CMS star across rated Virginia agencies is 3.27.
How do I verify a Virginia home health agency?
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.
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.