We have not graded this agency.
CMS has published no patient survey and no quality measure at all for it, usually
because it is new, very small, or served too few patients for anything to be reported.
We would rather say we do not know than give it a middling grade it has not earned.
Ownership
PROPRIETARY
Medicare certified
January 1985
Patients surveyed
n/a
CCN
147411
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What this costs you
If a doctor certifies the patient is homebound and needs skilled nursing or therapy, Medicare
pays this agency directly and the patient pays nothing for the covered visits. Equipment is
billed separately at 20% of the Medicare-approved amount. Home health does not pay for
round-the-clock care, meals, or help with bathing and dressing on its own, those are the
costs families are most often surprised by.
What patients said
CMS has not published survey results for this agency. It only reports them once enough
patients have completed the questionnaire, so smaller agencies often have none. That is
a gap in the data, not a mark against the agency, ask them directly how many patients
they served last year and whether they run their own survey.
NursingPhysical therapyOccupational therapySpeech therapyHome health aideSocial services
Questions families ask about Cardio Care Inc.
Does Medicare pay for Cardio Care Inc.?
Yes, if a doctor certifies the patient is homebound and needs intermittent skilled nursing or therapy. Medicare then pays Cardio Care Inc. directly for covered home health visits and the patient pays nothing for them. Durable medical equipment is billed separately at 20% of the approved amount. Home health does not cover round-the-clock care, meals, or help with bathing and dressing on its own.
What services does Cardio Care Inc. provide?
CMS records this agency as offering skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, home health aide and medical social services. Which of them you actually receive depends on what the doctor writes into the plan of care.
Source: the CMS Home Health Care Agencies file and the HHCAHPS Patient Survey, published by the
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. ElderGrade takes no payment from agencies, chains
or placement agencies, and holds no photographs of this provider.
Graded 3 November 2026.
How we source our data.