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Sumner County Home Health Agency in Wellington KS

Home Health Agencies Kansas WELLINGTON

Sumner County Home Health Agency provides home care for residents in Wellington, Kansas. Services they offer include: Physical therapy, Nursing care, Occupational therapy, Speech-language services, Home Health Aide. They received their Medicare certification on Aug 10, 1978.
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CMS HHA Compare Rating
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has rated SUMNER COUNTY HOME HEALTH AGENCY as a 3.5 out of 5 for quality of patient care. For reference, the average national rating is a 3.27

Ownership & Certification
Date of Medicare Certification: Aug 10, 1978
Type of Ownership: Government - State/ County

Contact and Address

Sumner County Home Health Agency
217 W 8TH STREET SUITE 2
WELLINGTON, KS 67152

Phone Number: (620) 326-5312

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Inspection Magnifying Glass Icon Patient Health Outcomes

The following list displays the health outcomes for patients of SUMNER COUNTY HOME HEALTH AGENCY
To make how this works simple we provide the following example: 'Care Began in a Timely Manner: 89%' would mean that for 89% of patients their care began in what was deemed an appropriate amount of time.


Preventing Harm

Care Began in a Timely Manner: 97.2%

Patients were taught about their prescription drugs 100%

Patients got better at taking their prescriptions: 56.8%

Patient was checked for their risk of falling: 98.5%

Patients were checked for depression: 98.6%

Home health team made sure their patient was up-to-date on their flu shot: 90.5%

Home health team made sure their patient was up-to-date on their pneumonia shot: 93.1%

For patients with diabetes - how often foot care was taught: 78.8%

Daily Activities

Got better at walking or moving: 61.8%

Improved getting in and out of bed: 62.6%

Got better at bathing: 79.6%

Managing Pain and Symptoms

Patients reported less pain when moving around: 72.4%

Patients reported improved breathing: 71.4%

Patients' wounds improved after operation: %

Preventing Unplanned Hospital Care

How often patients were admitted to the hospital: 9.6%

How often patients received unplanned urgent or ER care: 15.6%

How often patients who had a recent hospital stay were readmitted: Same As Expected

How often patients received ER care without being readmitted: Worse Than Expected