2017 Home Health Care Market Outlook

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Price	from $3,450
Length	289 Pages
Publisher	Darwin Health
Published Date	April, 2017
SKU	DWH15319549

2017 Home Health Care Market Outlook

Version 3.1.6, Updated April 14, 2017.

Our 2017 Home Health Care Market Outlook takes a deep dive into the existing market and offers insight into future potential for home health care. In the report you will find:

A comprehensive evaluation of the current state of the home care environment, including trends and factors affecting growth
Company profiles: strategies, news, financials, market penetration, organizational structure, and more
Implications of the Affordable Care Act for home health care
Primary research conducted with our home care industry executive panel, including their perspective on the outlook for their firms and the industry; current and expected future use of technology, and experience with accountable care organizations and value-based contracts
Primary research of consumer attitudes, and awareness and usage of home health care and private duty services
Primary research of home health satisfaction drivers
Opportunities, threats, and critical success factors
An analysis of Medicare and Medicaid expenditures, current and projected

This is the 10th edition of this report. We believe this is the most comprehensive analysis of the industry to date—a sentiment echoed by many of our clients over the years. Whether you’re an industry veteran or new to the market, within these pages you’ll find insights, fresh perspectives, and a keen understanding of where the market is headed in the years to come.

The report consists of a wire-bound main document plus downloadable .pdf, 289 pages, including a 20-page executive summary. Also included as a bonus (separate download) is an 86-page supplement with all the appendices. The main report has 139 figures and tables. Subscribers will receive periodic updates in .pdf format for one year from the date of purchase.

Purchasers of either a Department or Global Site License will receive a 90-minute, in-person Q&A with Darwin Health CEO John Marchica. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

Project Scope
Executive Summary
1. Understanding Home Health Care: Definition; Perspective; Home Health Consumers; Providers; Market Demand; Supply Chain: Supply Side; Supply Chain: Demand Side; Competitive Environment; Visiting Nurse Organizations; Integrated Health Systems
2. Financing Home Health Care: Federal Funding; Funding Sources; Reimbursed Services; Home Health and the Affordable Care Act; Future Funding
3. Company Profiles: AccentCare, Inc.; Addus HealthCare, Inc.; Almost Family, Inc.; Amedisys, Inc.; American HomePatient; Apria; BAYADA Home Health Care; HCR ManorCare; Intrepid USA; Kindred Healthcare Inc.; Lincare Holdings; Maxim Healthcare; National HealthCare Corp.; PSA Healthcare; Rotech Healthcare, Inc.; VITAS Healthcare
4. Home Care Executive Panel Survey: Methodology and Demographic Characteristics; Key Findings: Outlook; Key Findings: ACOs and Value-Based Contracting; Key Findings: Technology; June 2016 Update
5. Consumer Survey: Attitudes, Awareness and Experience: Methodology; Limitations; Demographic Characteristics; —Results: Home Health Care; Key Findings: Home Health Care; Results: Private Duty; Key Findings: Private Duty; Discussion
6. Satisfaction and Quality Measures: Data and Variables Definition; National Average Scores; Data Analysis; Correlation Analysis; Regression Analysis; Results
7. Outlook: Technology; The Affordable Care Act; Our Aging Population; Employment Outlook; Regulation; Industry Consolidation; Accountable Care Organizations; Rebasing; Consumer Awareness; Our Health
8. Conclusion
9. Notes and References
FIGURES: Figure 1.1 Medicare Part A & Part B Average Payment Per Day; Figure 1.2 Continuum of Care; Figure 1.3 How Home Health Care Is Delivered; Figure 1.4 Home Health Care Services Number of Firms and Establishments; Figure 1.5 U.S. Population Growth Projections, 2015-2050; Figure 1.6 Over-65 Population, 2012 Census Update; Figure 1.7 Over-65 Population High Growth States, 2000-2010; Figure 2.1 Trends in Persons Served, Visits per Person Served, Visit Charges; Per Person Served, Percent Change from Previous Year; Figure 2.2 Trends in National Health Expenditures, Medicare Expenditures and; Medicare Home Health Expenditures, Percent Change from Previous Year; Figure 2.3 Home Health Care Total Expenditures by Source of Funds, 2012; Figure 2.4 Distribution of Home Health Care Insurance Expenditures, 2012; Figure 2.5 FY 2013, Medicare Spending Distribution; Figure 2.5a FY 2013, Medicare Spending Distribution Part A; Figure 2.5b FY 2013, Medicare Spending Distribution Part B; Figure 2.6 Projected Medicare Expenditures on Home Health Agencies, 2015-2024; Figure 2.7 Medicaid Historical and Projected Benefit Expenditures; Figure 2.8 Distribution of Home Health Services, 2012; Figure 3.1 Addus Weekly Adjusted Closing Price, 2012 to Present; Figure 3.2 Almost Family Five-Year Weekly Share Price; Figure 3.3 Amedisys Market Penetration; Figure 3.4 Amedisys Five-Year Weekly Closing Share Price; Figure 3.5 Kindred Revenues by Payer Type; Figure 3.6 Kindred Home Health Market Penetration; Figure 3.7 Kindred Five-Year Weekly Closing Share Price; Figure 3.8 LHC Home Health Market Penetration; Figure 3.9 LHC Group Five-Year Weekly Share Price; Figure 3.10 Maxim Home Health Market Penetration; Figure 3.11 NHC Five-Year Weekly Closing Share Price; Figure 4.1 Executive Panel Composition; Figure 4.2 Annual Revenue of Participating Firms; Figure 4.3 Primary Business; Figure 4.4 12-Month Outlook: Key Indicators; Figure 4.5 Large Companies Ready for Expansion; Figure 4.6 External Forces Influencing Business Outcomes; Figure 4.7 2015 Financial Outlook; Figure 4.8 Familiarity with ACOs; Figure 4.9 Knowledge of Specific ACOs in Region; Figure 4.10 Met with an ACO; Figure 4.11 Will be a 2016 ACO Partner; Figure 4.12 Experience with ACOs, by Company Size; Figure 4.13 Experience with ACOs, Home Health vs. Private Duty; Figure 4.14 Confidence in Profitably Contracting with ACOs; Figure 4.15 Experience with Risk, by Company Size; Figure 4.16 Bundled Payment Participation; Figure 4.17 Effect on Revenues and Profit; Figure 4.18 Had Risk-Sharing Contract; Figure 4.19 Effect on Revenues and Profit; Figure 4.20a Technology Services Provided; Figure 4.20b Technology Services Provided; Figure 4.21 Percent having meetings with ACOs; Figure 4.22 Percent Preferred Provider Arrangement with ACOs; Figure 4.23 Percent with Risk-sharing Experience; Figure 4.24 Result of Risk-Sharing on Revenue; Figure 4.25 Result of Risk-Sharing on Profit; Figure 4.26 ACO Relationship Summary by Provider Type; Figure 4.27 Private Duty Contracting Activity; Figure 5.1 Education; Figure 5.2 Gender; Figure 5.3 Age; Figure 5.4 Income Distribution; Figure 5.5 Region; Figure 5.6 Familiarity with Home Health Care; Figure 5.7 Had Personal Experience With Home Health Care; Figure 5.8 Opinion Favorability of Home Health Care; Figure 5.9 Awareness of Medicare Coverage of Home Health Care; Figure 5.10 Likely to Use Home Health Care Within 12 Months; Figure 5.11 Finding a Home Health Care Provider; Figure 5.12 Familiarity With Home Care; Figure 5.13 Had Personal Experience With Home Care; Figure 5.14 Opinion Favorability of Home Care; Figure 5.15 Awareness of Medicare Coverage of Home Care; Figure 5.16 Likely to Use Home Care Within 12 Months; Figure 5.17 Finding a Home Care Provider; Figure 5.18 Awareness of Selected Companies; Figure 5.19 Long-Term Care Insurance Coverage; Figure 6.1 Period Life Expectancy at Age 65, Historical and Forecast
TABLES: Table 1.1 Common Diagnoses Upon Admission; Table 1.2 Top Private Duty Franchises by Number of Locations; Table 1.3 Most Saturated State Markets; Table 1.4 Least Saturated State Markets; Table 1.5 Buyers and Suppliers of Home Health Care; Table 1.6 Top Home Health Suppliers; Table 1.7 Integrated Health Systems with Large Home Health Programs; Table 2.1 Medicare Home Health Benefits Coverage; Table 2.2 Medicaid Enrollment Trends; Table 3.1 AccentCare Locations and Market Penetration; Table 3.2 Addus Revenue and Net Income, 2012-2016; Table 3.3 Addus Locations; Table 3.4 Almost Family Revenue and Net Income, 2011-2016; Table 3.5 Almost Family Locations and Market Penetration; Table 3.6 Almost Family Brands; Table 3.7a CHS Home Health Locations; Table 3.7b CHS Hospice Locations; Table 3.8 Almost Family Executive Contact Information and Verified Email Addresses; Table 3.9 Amedisys Revenue and Operating Income, 2011-2016; Table 3.10 Amedisys Key Performance Indicators; Table 3.11 Amedisys Locations and Market Penetration; Table 3.12 American HomePatient Locations; Table 3.13 Apria Locations; Table 3.14 BAYADA Locations and Market Penetration; Table 3.15 HCR ManorCare Locations; Table 3.16 Intrepid USA Locations and Market Penetration; Table 3.17 Kindred Revenues and Income, 2012-2016; Table 3.18 Kindred Revenues by Division, 2012-2016; Table 3.19 Other Kindred Home Care and Hospice Brands; Table 3.20 Kindred At Home Division Operating Data, 2013-2016; Table 3.21 Kindred Home Health and Hospice Locations; Table 3.22 Kindred Hospitals and Nursing Center Facilities; Table 3.23 Kindred Hospitals by Net Patient Revenue; Table 3.24 Kindred Executive Contact Information and Verified Emails; Table 3.25 LHC Revenue by Division, 2013-2016; Table 3.26 LHC Locations and Market Penetration; Table 3.27 LHC Hospital Partnerships; Table 3.28 LHC Top Performing HHAs; Table 3.29 LHC Executive Contact Information and Verified Email Addresses; Table 3.30 Lincare Locations by State; Table 3.31 Maxim Locations and Market Penetration; Table 3.32 NHC Revenue and Net Income, 2011-2016; Table 4.1 Services Offered; Table 5.1 Familiarity With Home Health Care; Table 5.2 Personal Experience With Home Health Care; Table 5.3 Favorability of Home Health Care; Table 5.4 Likely to Use Home Health Care; Table 5.5 Familiarity and Likely to Use Home Health Care; Table 5.6 Previous Experience and Likely to Use Home Health Care; Table 5.7 Finding a Home Health Care Provider; Table 5.8 Familiarity With Home Care; Table 5.9 Personal Experience With Home Care; Table 5.10 Favorability of Home Care; Table 5.12 Likely to Use Home Care; Table 5.13 Familiarity and Likely to Use Home Care; Table 5.14 Previous Experience and Likely to Use Home Care; Table 6.1 National Average Scores; Table 6.2 Correlation Matrix; Table 6.3 Regression Results; Table 6.4 Leading Agencies: Professionalism; Table 6.5 Leading Agencies: Communications; Table 6.6 Leading Agencies: Overall Experience; Table 6.7 Leading Agencies: Likely to Recommend