Oklahoma City Senior AdvisorCare that comes to the home in Oklahoma City and Oklahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Logan, Grady and McClain counties falls into three kinds, and Medicare publishes detailed records on two of them. This section holds those records for 68 home health agencies and 43 hospices, 50 and 39 of which have published scores.
What kinds of in-home care are there in Oklahoma City, and who pays?
Home health is medical care in visits, hospice is comfort care near the end of life, and non-medical home care is hourly help with daily living. They are licensed and paid for differently.
| Home health | Hospice | Non-medical home care | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Nursing and therapy visits ordered by a doctor | Comfort care for a terminal illness | Help with bathing, meals, company and supervision |
| What it is not | Not shifts or round-the-clock help | Not treatment aimed at a cure | Not nursing or medical care |
| Who usually pays | Medicare | Medicare | The family, long-term care insurance or a Medicaid waiver |
| Records here | 68 agencies | 43 hospices | Ask an advisor |
Which Oklahoma City home health agencies does Medicare rate 4 stars or higher?
24 of the 50 rated agencies in Oklahoma City and Oklahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Logan, Grady and McClain counties hold 4 stars or more for quality of patient care. The highest rated are:
- Elara Caring Xxi, Purcell — 5 of 5 stars, patient survey 4 of 5
- Elara Caring Xx, Oklahoma City — 5 of 5 stars, patient survey 3 of 5
- Lifespring Edmond Home Health, Edmond — 5 of 5 stars
- Elara Caring IV, Chickasha — 4.5 of 5 stars, patient survey 2 of 5
- Lifespring Home Health, Norman — 4.5 of 5 stars, patient survey 2 of 5
- Completecare Home Health, LLC, Norman — 4.5 of 5 stars
- A Path of Care Home Health III, Inc, Yukon — 4 of 5 stars, patient survey 5 of 5
- Carter Healthcare of Central Oklahoma, LLC, Oklahoma City — 4 of 5 stars, patient survey 5 of 5
- Entrust Home Health, Oklahoma City — 4 of 5 stars, patient survey 5 of 5
- Traditions Health of Purcell, Purcell — 4 of 5 stars, patient survey 5 of 5
See all 68 home health agencies
Which Oklahoma City hospices score a full 10 on Medicare's Hospice Care Index?
12 of the 39 scored hospices in Oklahoma City and Oklahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Logan, Grady and McClain counties meet all ten of the index's visit and discharge indicators. They include:
- Legacy Family Hospice, LLC, Oklahoma City — index 10 of 10, family survey 5 of 5, about 50 patients a day
- Valir Hospice Care, LLC, Oklahoma City — index 10 of 10, family survey 4 of 5, about 172 patients a day
- Acg Hospice III, Elk City — index 10 of 10, family survey 4 of 5, about 151 patients a day
- Russell-Murray Hospice, Inc, El Reno — index 10 of 10, family survey 4 of 5, about 107 patients a day
- Hospice by Loving Care, Noble — index 10 of 10, family survey 4 of 5, about 56 patients a day
- Elara Caring Xxiv, Chickasha — index 10 of 10, family survey 3 of 5, about 99 patients a day
- Suncrest Hospice, Oklahoma City — index 10 of 10, family survey 3 of 5, about 85 patients a day
- Mercy Hospice, Oklahoma City — index 10 of 10, family survey 3 of 5, about 72 patients a day
- Complete Hospice Care of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City — index 10 of 10, family survey 2 of 5, about 167 patients a day
- A Path of Care Tendercare Hospice, Norman — index 10 of 10, about 58 patients a day
Last verified: November 2026, against Medicare provider data released 2026-09-21.
Common questions
How many home health agencies are in Oklahoma City?
68 Medicare-certified home health agencies are based in Oklahoma City and Oklahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Logan, Grady and McClain counties, and 50 have a published quality star rating.
How many hospices are in Oklahoma City?
43 Medicare-certified hospices are based in Oklahoma City and Oklahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Logan, Grady and McClain counties, and 39 have a published Hospice Care Index score.
Does Medicare pay for a caregiver at home?
Not on its own. Medicare pays for skilled home health visits and for hospice. Hourly help with bathing, meals and supervision is paid privately, by long-term care insurance, or by Medicaid.
