Divinity Home Health Services, LLC in Thibodaux, LA is in Louisiana, in zipcode 70301, is in the Southern states, is owned by a for-profit, does better than the national rate in discharges to community, improved or maxed out on hospital measures during the past year (2 in total), offers nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, medical social services, and home health aide services (these 6 include the entire set), has a 5-star rating in each of surveyed summary, surveyed professionally-given care, surveyed team communication, surveyed team discussions, and surveyed overall team care (5 total), has at least a 4-star rating in each of surveyed summary, surveyed professionally-given care, surveyed team communication, surveyed team discussions, and surveyed overall team care (5 total), and does better than the nationwide average improvements in each of walking, getting in/out of bed, bathing, breathing, wound healing, and taking drugs by mouth.

Numeric values:
- patients who had their risk of falling checked by the home health team (99.6%)
- patients (or their family caregivers) who were taught about their drugs by the home health team (99.4%)
- patients who were checked for depression by the home health team (96.6%)
- diabetic patients whose home health team got doctor's orders, gave foot care, and taught patients about foot care (96.6%)
- patients whose home-health care began in a timely manner (96.1%)
- patients whose wounds improved or healed after an operation (95.1%)
- patients who reported that their home health team gave care in a professional way (95%)
- patients who gave their home health agency a rating of 9 or 10 (95%)
- patients who reported YES they would definitely recommend the home health agency to friends and family (93%)
- physicians who recommended timely actions to address medication issues (91.3%)
- patients who reported that their home health team communicated well with them (91%)
- patients who were checked for a pneumococcal vaccine (87.0%)
- patients who reported that their home health team discussed medicines, pain, and home safety with them (87%)
- patients who were checked for a flu shot (82.7%)
- patients who got better at getting in and out of bed (82.3%)
- patients who got better at walking or moving around (81.0%)
- patients whose breathing improved (80.0%)
- patients who got better at bathing (79.8%)
- patients who got better at taking their drugs correctly by mouth (76.6%)
- patients contacted who completed the survey (42%)
- home-health patients who needed urgent, unplanned care in the ER without being admitted (16.3%)
- home-health patients who had to be admitted to the hospital (13.6%)
- change during the past year in patients who got better at taking their drugs correctly by mouth (+5.3%)
- change during the past year in patients who reported YES they would definitely recommend the home health agency to friends and family (+4%)
- change during the past year in patients who were checked for a pneumococcal vaccine (+2.4%)
- change during the past year in patients whose breathing improved (+2.2%)
- change during the past year in patients who got better at walking or moving around (+2.1%)
- change during the past year in patients who reported that their home health team gave care in a professional way (+2%)
- change during the past year in patients who reported that their home health team communicated well with them (+2%)
- change during the past year in patients who gave their home health agency a rating of 9 or 10 (+2%)
- change during the past year in patients who got better at getting in and out of bed (+1.5%)
- change during the past year in patients (or their family caregivers) who were taught about their drugs by the home health team (+1.1%)
- change during the past year in patients who were checked for a flu shot (+0.7%)
- change during the past year in patients who got better at bathing (+0.6%)
- change during the past year in patients who were checked for depression by the home health team (+0.1%)
- home-health patients who had pressure ulcer/injury in post-acute care (0.00%)
- change during the past year in patients whose home-health care began in a timely manner (-0.2%)
- change during the past year in patients who had their risk of falling checked by the home health team (-0.3%)
- change during the past year in patients whose wounds improved or healed after an operation (-0.4%)
- change during the past year in patients who reported that their home health team discussed medicines, pain, and home safety with them (-1%)
- change during the past year in home-health patients who had to be admitted to the hospital (-1.2%)
- change during the past year in home-health patients who needed urgent, unplanned care in the ER without being admitted (-1.8%)
- change during the past year in diabetic patients whose home health team got doctor's orders, gave foot care, and taught patients about foot care (-2.5%)
- change during the past year in patients contacted who completed the survey (-5%)
- change during the past year in quality-of-patient-care rating (0 stars)
- change during the past year in surveyed patients' overall agency-care rating (+1 star)
- change during the past year in surveyed patients' professional-care rating (0 stars)
- change during the past year in surveyed patients' summary rating (0 stars)
- change during the past year in surveyed patients' team-communication rating (0 stars)
- change during the past year in surveyed patients' team-discussion rating (0 stars)
- quality-of-patient-care rating (3.5 stars)
- surveyed patients' overall agency-care rating (5 stars)
- surveyed patients' professional-care rating (5 stars)
- surveyed patients' summary rating (5 stars)
- surveyed patients' team-communication rating (5 stars)
- surveyed patients' team-discussion rating (5 stars)
- change during the past year in completed patient surveys (-42)
- change during the past year in Medicare spending on care compared to all agencies nationally (+0.01)
- completed patient surveys (191)
- Medicare spending on care compared to all agencies nationally (1.00)
- years certified for Medicare (28.1)