



Use these condensed trend reports and insights to quickly see the state of the post-acute industry. Feel free to to share this page, check back for quarterly updates, and use the charts in your own presentations.
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Home Health
Year-over-year home health FFS admissions decreased from 742.9K to 733.3K (-1.3%) between 2023 Q2 to 2024 Q2.
Hospice
Year-over-year hospice FFS admissions increased significantly from 375.2K to 393.4K (+4.9%) between 2023 Q3 and 2024 Q3.
Skilled Nursing
Year-over-year skilled nursing FFS admissions increased by 0.6%, from 374.3K in 2023 Q3 to 376.5K in 2024 Q3.
Home Health
The percentage of inpatient stays instructed to seek home health services minimally increased between the rolling four quarters ending in 2023 Q3 (22.5%) and the rolling four quarters ending in 2024 Q3 (22.6%).
Hospice
The percentage of inpatient stays instructed to seek hospice services stayed the same between the rolling four quarters ending in 2023 Q3 (4.0%) and the rolling four quarters ending in 2024 Q3 (4.0%).
Skilled Nursing
The percentage of inpatient stays instructed to seek skilled nursing care increased slightly between the rolling four quarters ending in 2023 Q3 (20.2%) and the rolling four quarters ending in 2024 Q3 (20.3%).
*Note about FFS admissions data:
FFS home health, hospice, and skilled nursing admissions are based on claims initially released by CMS to their virtual research data center and accessible by Trella Health. As such, the true number of admissions could be higher when claims that were filed after the initial release are factored in. Trella Health uses the initially released data for earlier quarters to provide a more accurate directional trend analysis for the latest available data.
**Note about Medicare Advantage enrollment data:
As of December 2023, we’ve refined our Medicare Advantage enrollment data sources from using the “Original Medicare Beneficiaries” and “Medicare Advantage and Other Health Plan Beneficiaries” to using the “Original Medicare Part A and Part B Beneficiaries” and “Medicare Advantage and Other Health Plan Part A and Part B Beneficiaries”. This adjustment aligns the Medicare Advantage and Traditional Medicare enrollment definitions to be more similar.
As part of our mission to promote industry-wide performance visibility, we are excited to share the findings of this year’s Post-Acute Care Industry Trend Report.
Part A and B claims from CMS
Medicare lives are represented
of all lives 65+ in the United States
claims analyzed annually
users across 700+ customers