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Nursecore Of Phoenix

Phoenix, AZ Licensed 29+ years
(602) 274-3400

At a glance: Nursecore Of Phoenix

Nursecore Of Phoenix is a Medicare-certified home health agency in Phoenix, Arizona. As a home health provider, they deliver medical services in the home under a physician's plan of care. This is different from non-medical home care agencies that provide companionship and personal care assistance. They have been serving their community for 29 years.

License #037205

Service Area & Location

Agency Headquarters

300 West Clarendon, Suite 340

Phoenix, AZ 85013

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Medicare Home Health Agency

This is a Medicare-certified home health agency providing medical services under a physician's plan of care. This is different from non-medical home care.

Skilled NursingHome Health Aide
Physical TherapyOccupational TherapySpeech TherapyMedical Social Services

Atlas Score

F(35/100)

Bottom 20% nationally

Poor — well below national standards across most measures

This agency performs below average based on Medicare quality data. It is particularly strong in responsiveness. There is room for improvement compared to national peers.

vs. National

-41

avg 76.38

vs. AZ

-42

avg 76.68

Watch-outs

  • Higher-than-average fall injury rate
This agency does not have a CMS star rating. The Atlas Score is computed from underlying quality metrics that CMS collects but doesn't always rate.

Ownership: PROPRIETARY

Based on 2 of 14 CMS quality metrics. How we score agencies

The Atlas Score is based on CMS Medicare data and is for informational purposes only. Always evaluate agencies based on your specific care needs.

Care Programs & Services

Services below are typical for Medicare-certified home health agencies. This agency hasn’t verified its specific service list — contact them directly to confirm what they provide.

Specialized Care Focus

This agency has indicated experience or specialized training in these areas:

  • Companionship
  • Personal Care
  • Elderly Care
  • Post-Surgery Recovery
  • Post-Hospital Support

Daily Support Services

Coverage Hours

  • Hourly Care
  • Short-Term Care
  • Long-Term Ongoing Care

Personal Care

  • Bathing Assistance
  • Grooming & Hygiene
  • Dressing
  • Toileting
  • Transfers (Bed/Chair)
  • Mobility & Ambulation Support
  • Feeding Assistance

Household & Companionship

  • Companionship
  • Light Housekeeping
  • Medication Reminders (Non-Clinical)

Recovery & Transitional

  • Post-Hospital Support
  • Post-Surgery Recovery
  • Care Coordination with Family

Payment

Accepted Payment Methods

  • Medicare

Note: Non-medical home care is primarily paid privately out-of-pocket. If you have a Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCI) policy, check with the agency to see if they can help process your claims.

Rates and payment options are provided by the agency and are subject to change. Always verify current pricing directly with the provider before starting care.

Meet the Agency

Agency Snapshot

Structure
Local Independent

Licensing & Protections

State Registry Status

LICENSED

Appears active based on available state registry data. Verify directly with the licensing agency before making decisions.

State License Details

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)

License Number (CCN)037205
Regulatory AuthorityCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
First Issued Date1997-03-06

Medicare Quality Report

Verified clinical performance data from CMS

Source: CMS Care Compare

Safety & Prevention

Major Fall Prevention

The percentage of patients who suffered a serious injury from a fall.

5%
Safety is priority #1. High performance here shows excellent home-safety monitoring.

Avoiding Repeat Hospital Stays

How often patients had to go back to the hospital within 30 days.

Not yet published by CMS
Lower is better. It shows the agency helps stabilize care at home and prevent crises.
Patient Recovery & Independence

Discharge to Community

How often patients were able to stay in the community after care ended.

Not yet published by CMS
Higher rates mean patients successfully stayed home rather than going to a facility.
Responsiveness & Communication

Speed of Starting Care

How often care started within a few days of a doctor’s referral.

70%
If you need help urgently, this metric shows whether they can start quickly.

CMS publishes quality measures on a rolling basis. Missing metrics are common for smaller, newer, or recently re-certified agencies and don’t indicate a problem.

Data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This is one source of information; we recommend talking to the agency and your doctor when choosing care.

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