Families comparing home health agencies in Dallas can review CMS Care Compare star ratings, street addresses, and a practical list of dementia-training questions before they hire help. The agencies below are Medicare-certified home health providers with Dallas addresses on file. A listing is a local resource, not a claim that any agency endorses this page, and nothing here is medical advice.
For citywide context on aging support and in-home help, start with the Dallas care overview.
CMS Care Compare Home Health Agencies Serving Dallas
CMS Care Compare lists multiple home health agencies serving Dallas, including two agencies with 4-star ratings, one with 2 stars, one with 1 star, and four with no star rating published. Use the ratings and addresses below as a starting comparison, then confirm current service area and staffing directly with each agency.
- Provista Healthcare - 4-star CMS rating. Address: 4849 GREENVILLE AVE STE 1124, DALLAS, TX 75206.
- Home Health Professionals Dallas - 4-star CMS rating. Address: 8150 N CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY # M2103, DALLAS, TX 75206.
- Home Care Providers of Texas - 2-star CMS rating. Address: 14114 DALLAS PKWY, SUITE 530, DALLAS, TX 75254.
- Altruist Home Care Solutions - 1-star CMS rating. Address: 12660 COIT ROAD STE 200, DALLAS, TX 75251.
- New Era Home Healthcare Services Inc - no CMS star rating listed. Address: 9221 LBJ FREEWAY SUITE 107, DALLAS, TX 75243.
- Dallas Horizon Home Health Agency LLC - no CMS star rating listed. Address: 2775 VILLA CREEK DR. SUITE 123, DALLAS, TX 75234.
- Alliance A-Plus Home Health Care Inc - no CMS star rating listed. Address: 7125 MARVIN D LOVE FREEWAY SUITE 320, DALLAS, TX 75237.
- Delta Home Health Care - no CMS star rating listed. Address: 10211 GARLAND ROAD, DALLAS, TX 75218.
How to Read CMS Star Ratings
CMS Care Compare star ratings summarize selected quality measures for Medicare-certified home health agencies so families in Dallas can compare reported performance at a glance. A higher star count generally means stronger results on those public measures. A missing rating means CMS did not publish a star score for that agency in the data used here. Ratings do not diagnose a patient, predict one person's outcome, or replace a license check, reference call, or in-person conversation.
Questions to Ask About Dementia-Specific Training
Ask every Dallas home health agency how its nurses and aides are trained to support people living with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias before you sign a care plan. Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia, and basic public-health facts are available from the CDC overview of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.
Bring these questions to an intake call:
- Do caregivers complete dementia-specific training, and how often is that training refreshed?
- How do you assign consistent aides so a person with memory loss sees familiar faces?
- What is your approach when someone is confused, resists care, or wanders?
- How do supervisors coach staff on communication, daily routines, and safety at home?
- Can your team coordinate with family caregivers and with memory care at home support if skilled visits are only part of the week?
- What happens if needs change at night or after a hospital stay?
These questions help you judge training and staffing. They are not a diagnosis tool, and they do not tell you which medical treatment a person should receive.