CritiCare Home Health Expands Expert Care to Bucks County, PA

CritiCare Home Health is proud to announce the expansion of its home health services to Bucks County, PA bringing skilled nursing, therapy, and personal care closer to the families who need it most.


We are thrilled to announce that CritiCare Home Health & Nursing Services is now serving Bucks County, Pennsylvania. This expansion marks an important milestone in our mission to deliver expert, compassionate, and personalized home health care to every family that needs it — right in the comfort of their own home. Whether you are a family member searching for trusted home health care in Bucks County or a physician seeking a reliable care partner for your patients, CritiCare is here and ready to help. We are there for schools in the area as well 

 “CritiCare is proud to be growing in Bucks County and supporting several school districts throughout the area. We value the relationships we’ve built and look forward to continuing to provide quality care and dependable support to local schools and their students.”

Kim Tresca

Director of New Business  and Development / HR

School nursing continues to be one of the fastest growing areas of community-based care, and our expansion into Bucks County strengthens our ability to support local districts. On a typical day, school nurses manage between 45 and 70 student health visits, and roughly a quarter of students have a chronic condition that requires ongoing monitoring.


The demand for one-to-one nursing support has also increased, especially for students with complex medical needs. By expanding our coverage area, CritiCare is positioned to provide reliable, consistent nursing support that helps schools maintain safe learning environments and gives families peace of mind.


Founded and rooted in the Greater Philadelphia region, CritiCare has built a reputation for clinical excellence, warm patient relationships, and a steadfast commitment to quality.

Headquartered in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, our team of skilled nurses, therapists, and care professionals has long served communities throughout the Philadelphia suburbs and now, we are proud to extend that same high standard of care to the residents of Bucks County. Our CHAP-accredited agency is led by experienced clinicians who understand that every patient is unique and that great care begins with listening.

Why In-Home Health Care Matters for Bucks County Residents

For many families, the choice between a skilled nursing facility and receiving care at home is one of the most significant decisions they will ever face. Research consistently shows that people heal faster, feel safer, and experience greater emotional well-being when they recover at home among family and familiar surroundings. Home health care in Bucks County is not just a convenience for many patients, it is the key to better outcomes and a higher quality of life.


According to AARP's 2024 Home and Community Preferences Survey, a strong majority of adults aged 50 and older wish to remain in their own homes as they age. Yet nearly half feel a move to a facility may eventually be inevitable, often due to a lack of adequate in-home support. CritiCare exists to change that reality. By bringing skilled nursing, therapy, and personal care directly to patients' doors, we eliminate the need for unnecessary hospitalization or facility placement, helping seniors in Bucks County age in place with dignity, safety, and independence.



Beyond personal preferences, the data supports the clinical and financial case for home health care. Studies from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) show that home health patients often experience fewer hospital readmissions and lower overall care costs compared to those who transition to skilled nursing facilities. In Bucks County — where nursing home bed availability per 1,000 residents aged 65+ (25.2) is already below the Pennsylvania state average (31.4) — access to quality home health care services is not just desirable: it is essential for aging in place in Bucks County.


As a Greater Philadelphia-based agency, CritiCare's clinical team is deeply familiar with the region — its roads, its communities, and most importantly, its people. Our nurses and therapists are your neighbors. They understand the unique character of Bucks County, and they are committed to treating every patient like a member of their own family. If your community is not listed above, please contact us — we may still be able to serve you.

What Sets CritiCare Apart?

When choosing a home health agency in Bucks County, PA, families and referring clinicians deserve confidence that their patients will receive care that meets the highest national standards. Here is what makes CritiCare a trusted, accredited home health agency in the Philadelphia suburbs:

●     CHAP Accreditation: CritiCare has earned accreditation from the Community Health Accreditation Partner (CHAP) — a nationally recognized independent accrediting organization that evaluates home health agencies against the highest standards for clinical excellence, patient safety, and organizational integrity. CHAP accreditation is a mark of trust that families and referral partners can rely on.

●     Clinician-Led, Personalized Care Plans: Every patient receives a customized care plan developed and overseen by experienced registered nurses and therapists — not a one-size-fits-all protocol. We listen first, then we build a plan tailored to your loved one's specific goals and needs.

●     Seamless Physician Coordination: We work hand-in-hand with your referring physician, hospitalist, or specialist to ensure our care aligns with the broader treatment plan. Clear, timely communication keeps all members of the care team informed and aligned.

●     Patient & Family-Centered Approach: We believe that great home health care means caring for the whole family — not just the patient. We actively involve family members and caregivers in the care process, providing education, guidance, and emotional support every step of the way.

●     Experienced, Compassionate Clinical Team: Our nurses, therapists, and aides are carefully selected for both their clinical expertise and their genuine dedication to the people they serve. As one of the best home health care options in the Philadelphia suburbs, CritiCare sets the bar for compassionate, professional care.

How to Get Started with CritiCare in Bucks County

Ready to Bring Expert Home Health Care to Your Bucks County Home?

Call CritiCare today at (610) 675-1111 or visit criticarehomehealth.com to request a free consultation. Our friendly intake team is available to answer your questions, verify your insurance, and get care started often within days of your referral.

Frequently Asked Questions About Home Health Care in Bucks County

JoAnna Schade

RN Administrator

1. What home health services does CritiCare offer in Bucks County?

CritiCare offers a full spectrum of home health services in Bucks County, PA, including skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, home health aide services, and medical social work. All services are delivered in the comfort of your own home by our licensed, experienced clinical team under a physician-approved plan of care.

2. Does Medicare cover home health care in Bucks County, PA?

Yes. Medicare covers home health care services — including skilled nursing and therapy — when certain eligibility criteria are met. To qualify, the patient must be considered "homebound," require skilled services, have a physician's order, and receive care from a Medicare-certified home health agency. CritiCare is Medicare-certified, and our intake team can help you determine your eligibility and verify your specific coverage at no cost.


3. How do I get a referral for CritiCare home health services?

Getting started is easy. You can request a referral from your primary care physician, specialist, or hospital discharge planner — or you can contact CritiCare directly to self-refer. Our intake coordinators will guide you through the process, collect the necessary clinical information, and coordinate directly with your physician to establish care quickly and smoothly.


CritiCare Home Health is a licensed and CHAP-accredited home health agency serving the Greater Philadelphia region, including Bucks County, Montgomery County, Delaware County, and Chester County, Pennsylvania. CritiCare 

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