Key facts
- Home care agencies provide non-medical help like bathing, meals and companionship, often paid privately.
- Buzzlist shows when a record was last updated where the data has it, and paid plans show the email check status.
- A contact is used only when you reveal an email or phone.
- Home health (skilled nursing at home) and home care (non-medical help) are often listed together.
- FilterCopy the filters on this page.
- RevealSee emails and mobiles where available.
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Home health and home care are different buyers
Home health agencies provide skilled care such as nursing and therapy, and bill insurance programs. Home care agencies provide non-medical help like bathing, meals and companionship, often paid privately. Their rules, staff and budgets differ. Decide which you serve and use keywords to split them.
Roles worth knowing
| Title | Why they matter |
|---|---|
| Administrator | Runs operations and compliance; a common buyer. |
| Director of Nursing | Clinical quality, staff training and scheduling. |
| Owner or CEO | Final say at independent agencies. |
| Intake or Community Liaison | Referrals from hospitals; not usually a buyer. |
The Buzzlist filters for home health agencies
In Find, set the rows below. Leave the rest empty.
| Filter | Set it to |
|---|---|
| Industry & keywords: industry | Home Health Care Services |
| Industry & keywords: NAICS codes | 621610 |
| Job titles | Administrator, Executive Director, Director of Nursing, Owner |
| Seniority level | Owner, President, Director |
| Company size | 11 to 50 employees, 51 to 100 employees, 101 to 500 employees |
| Location | Your states, cities, or ZIP codes with a 5 to 100 mile radius |
Home health (skilled nursing at home) and home care (non-medical help) are often listed together. Use keywords like "skilled nursing" or "non-medical" to pick one.
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Their biggest concerns
- Caregiver recruiting and turnover.
- Scheduling visits across a wide area.
- Billing, audits and documentation.
- Hospital and physician referrals.
Timing
Mondays are heavy with weekend schedule changes. Midweek and midmorning are better. Avoid the end of a month when billing deadlines pile up.
Mistakes
- Mixing home health and non-medical home care.
- Writing to community liaisons about operations.
- Counting caregivers as office staff.
Is the home health agencies data any good?
Agency office staff turn over often. Buzzlist shows when a record was last updated where the data has it, and paid plans show the email check status. Catch-all results are never called verified.
Paid reveals come with standard email verification, and if a Buzz Send email hard bounces, you get that contact back.
Questions about home health agencies data
What NAICS code do home health agencies use?
NAICS 621610, Home Health Care Services.
Who buys at a home health agency?
Usually the administrator or the owner. The director of nursing influences anything clinical.
How do I separate home health from home care?
Use keywords such as skilled nursing for home health and non-medical or companion care for home care.
