--- title: Atlas Commons research objects — WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC (home-health agency, VAN NUYS, CA) license: CC0-1.0 source: CMS Home Health Care Compare --- # Atlas Commons research objects — WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC (home-health agency, VAN NUYS, CA) WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's home-health quality from CMS Care Compare — the agency's measured outcomes with its position on each national curve — with every figure's status labeled: each outcome rate is a CMS-measured OASIS result; the quality star is a model CMS computes over several measures; each national percentile is our placement of the measured rate within the national distribution; the boundary is context — a comparison, not a personal-recovery prediction. (Each percentile's national pool size differs by measure because CMS publishes a measure only for agencies with sufficient patient volume — so the n per measure is not equal across measures.) Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare. CC0. ## Claims ### CMS gives WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC 2 of 5 stars for quality of patient care **MODELED.** CMS's quality-of-patient-care star rating for WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC is 2/5. The star is a LATENT-VARIABLE STATISTICAL MODEL CMS computes by combining several OASIS measures — it is occurred=false (not a single measured event) but adjudged=true (an authority, CMS, computes and publishes it). It is not itself a measurement of any one patient. Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare — https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ Falsifier: occurred=FALSE: a MODELED figure — an authority's computed quantity ESTIMATING an independent/latent value (an index or annualized expectation), REPRODUCIBLE from its disclosed inputs, NOT a record of an event. adjudged=TRUE because CMS Home Health Care Compare (an external authority) computes and publishes it. The grounding promises "reproduce this from the inputs" — so a categorical authority VERDICT that is NOT reproducible (a star rating, a risk class) is a 'determination', not 'modeled'. Superseded by the next release. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC helps 88.1% of patients regain mobility **RECORDED.** Of WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's home-health patients, 88.1% regain mobility ("Got better at walking / moving around"). This is a CMS-measured OASIS outcome rate — a real change in patients between admission and discharge, reported by the agency to CMS. occurred=true. Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare — https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ Falsifier: A RECORD of measured/reported events (occurred=true) from CMS Home Health Care Compare; superseded when CMS Home Health Care Compare publishes its next release. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's 88.1% on "Got better at walking / moving around" is ≈ the 53rd percentile nationally **DERIVED.** Placed within the national distribution of this outcome across 8,029 agencies (national median 87.47%), WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's RECORDED 88.1% sits at ≈ the 53rd percentile. The rate is CMS-measured; this PERCENTILE is an in-house computation over our derived national distribution — occurred=false (a computed rank, not an event), adjudged=false (the atlas's placement, not a CMS verdict). It says where the agency falls on the curve, not that it is "good" or "bad". Source: Care Atlas — placement within the national aggregation over the CMS Home Health panel — https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/care/outcomes/walking Falsifier: occurred=FALSE (a calculation, not an event) and adjudged=FALSE (a transparent in-house formula, not an authority's verdict — no external adjudicator). Reproduce it from its named inputs; falsified if the formula or inputs are wrong. Lower warrant than the adjudged figures above. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC helps 88.96% of patients bathe independently **RECORDED.** Of WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's home-health patients, 88.96% bathe independently ("Got better at bathing"). This is a CMS-measured OASIS outcome rate — a real change in patients between admission and discharge, reported by the agency to CMS. occurred=true. Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare — https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ Falsifier: A RECORD of measured/reported events (occurred=true) from CMS Home Health Care Compare; superseded when CMS Home Health Care Compare publishes its next release. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's 88.96% on "Got better at bathing" is ≈ the 46th percentile nationally **DERIVED.** Placed within the national distribution of this outcome across 8,041 agencies (national median 90.07%), WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's RECORDED 88.96% sits at ≈ the 46th percentile. The rate is CMS-measured; this PERCENTILE is an in-house computation over our derived national distribution — occurred=false (a computed rank, not an event), adjudged=false (the atlas's placement, not a CMS verdict). It says where the agency falls on the curve, not that it is "good" or "bad". Source: Care Atlas — placement within the national aggregation over the CMS Home Health panel — https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/care/outcomes/bathing Falsifier: occurred=FALSE (a calculation, not an event) and adjudged=FALSE (a transparent in-house formula, not an authority's verdict — no external adjudicator). Reproduce it from its named inputs; falsified if the formula or inputs are wrong. Lower warrant than the adjudged figures above. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC helps 68.94% of patients breathe easier **RECORDED.** Of WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's home-health patients, 68.94% breathe easier ("Breathing improved"). This is a CMS-measured OASIS outcome rate — a real change in patients between admission and discharge, reported by the agency to CMS. occurred=true. Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare — https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ Falsifier: A RECORD of measured/reported events (occurred=true) from CMS Home Health Care Compare; superseded when CMS Home Health Care Compare publishes its next release. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's 68.94% on "Breathing improved" is ≈ the 14th percentile nationally **DERIVED.** Placed within the national distribution of this outcome across 7,805 agencies (national median 90.46%), WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's RECORDED 68.94% sits at ≈ the 14th percentile. The rate is CMS-measured; this PERCENTILE is an in-house computation over our derived national distribution — occurred=false (a computed rank, not an event), adjudged=false (the atlas's placement, not a CMS verdict). It says where the agency falls on the curve, not that it is "good" or "bad". Source: Care Atlas — placement within the national aggregation over the CMS Home Health panel — https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/care/outcomes/breathing Falsifier: occurred=FALSE (a calculation, not an event) and adjudged=FALSE (a transparent in-house formula, not an authority's verdict — no external adjudicator). Reproduce it from its named inputs; falsified if the formula or inputs are wrong. Lower warrant than the adjudged figures above. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC helps 85.12% of patients transfer safely **RECORDED.** Of WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's home-health patients, 85.12% transfer safely ("Got better at getting in/out of bed"). This is a CMS-measured OASIS outcome rate — a real change in patients between admission and discharge, reported by the agency to CMS. occurred=true. Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare — https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ Falsifier: A RECORD of measured/reported events (occurred=true) from CMS Home Health Care Compare; superseded when CMS Home Health Care Compare publishes its next release. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's 85.12% on "Got better at getting in/out of bed" is ≈ the 39th percentile nationally **DERIVED.** Placed within the national distribution of this outcome across 7,986 agencies (national median 88.47%), WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's RECORDED 85.12% sits at ≈ the 39th percentile. The rate is CMS-measured; this PERCENTILE is an in-house computation over our derived national distribution — occurred=false (a computed rank, not an event), adjudged=false (the atlas's placement, not a CMS verdict). It says where the agency falls on the curve, not that it is "good" or "bad". Source: Care Atlas — placement within the national aggregation over the CMS Home Health panel — https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/care/outcomes/bed-mobility Falsifier: occurred=FALSE (a calculation, not an event) and adjudged=FALSE (a transparent in-house formula, not an authority's verdict — no external adjudicator). Reproduce it from its named inputs; falsified if the formula or inputs are wrong. Lower warrant than the adjudged figures above. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC helps 64.56% of patients manage medications **RECORDED.** Of WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's home-health patients, 64.56% manage medications ("Got better at taking drugs correctly"). This is a CMS-measured OASIS outcome rate — a real change in patients between admission and discharge, reported by the agency to CMS. occurred=true. Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare — https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ Falsifier: A RECORD of measured/reported events (occurred=true) from CMS Home Health Care Compare; superseded when CMS Home Health Care Compare publishes its next release. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's 64.56% on "Got better at taking drugs correctly" is ≈ the 16th percentile nationally **DERIVED.** Placed within the national distribution of this outcome across 7,937 agencies (national median 86.3%), WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's RECORDED 64.56% sits at ≈ the 16th percentile. The rate is CMS-measured; this PERCENTILE is an in-house computation over our derived national distribution — occurred=false (a computed rank, not an event), adjudged=false (the atlas's placement, not a CMS verdict). It says where the agency falls on the curve, not that it is "good" or "bad". Source: Care Atlas — placement within the national aggregation over the CMS Home Health panel — https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/care/outcomes/medication-self Falsifier: occurred=FALSE (a calculation, not an event) and adjudged=FALSE (a transparent in-house formula, not an authority's verdict — no external adjudicator). Reproduce it from its named inputs; falsified if the formula or inputs are wrong. Lower warrant than the adjudged figures above. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC helps 72.76% of patients catch medication problems fast **RECORDED.** Of WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's home-health patients, 72.76% catch medication problems fast ("Med-issues addressed in a timely way"). This is a CMS-measured OASIS outcome rate — a real change in patients between admission and discharge, reported by the agency to CMS. occurred=true. Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare — https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ Falsifier: A RECORD of measured/reported events (occurred=true) from CMS Home Health Care Compare; superseded when CMS Home Health Care Compare publishes its next release. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's 72.76% on "Med-issues addressed in a timely way" is ≈ the 8th percentile nationally **DERIVED.** Placed within the national distribution of this outcome across 8,644 agencies (national median 96.21%), WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's RECORDED 72.76% sits at ≈ the 8th percentile. The rate is CMS-measured; this PERCENTILE is an in-house computation over our derived national distribution — occurred=false (a computed rank, not an event), adjudged=false (the atlas's placement, not a CMS verdict). It says where the agency falls on the curve, not that it is "good" or "bad". Source: Care Atlas — placement within the national aggregation over the CMS Home Health panel — https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/care/outcomes/medication-timely Falsifier: occurred=FALSE (a calculation, not an event) and adjudged=FALSE (a transparent in-house formula, not an authority's verdict — no external adjudicator). Reproduce it from its named inputs; falsified if the formula or inputs are wrong. Lower warrant than the adjudged figures above. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC helps 94.81% of patients start care without delay **RECORDED.** Of WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's home-health patients, 94.81% start care without delay ("Care began in a timely manner"). This is a CMS-measured OASIS outcome rate — a real change in patients between admission and discharge, reported by the agency to CMS. occurred=true. Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare — https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ Falsifier: A RECORD of measured/reported events (occurred=true) from CMS Home Health Care Compare; superseded when CMS Home Health Care Compare publishes its next release. ### WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's 94.81% on "Care began in a timely manner" is ≈ the 33rd percentile nationally **DERIVED.** Placed within the national distribution of this outcome across 8,640 agencies (national median 97.85%), WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC's RECORDED 94.81% sits at ≈ the 33rd percentile. The rate is CMS-measured; this PERCENTILE is an in-house computation over our derived national distribution — occurred=false (a computed rank, not an event), adjudged=false (the atlas's placement, not a CMS verdict). It says where the agency falls on the curve, not that it is "good" or "bad". Source: Care Atlas — placement within the national aggregation over the CMS Home Health panel — https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/care/outcomes/timely-start Falsifier: occurred=FALSE (a calculation, not an event) and adjudged=FALSE (a transparent in-house formula, not an authority's verdict — no external adjudicator). Reproduce it from its named inputs; falsified if the formula or inputs are wrong. Lower warrant than the adjudged figures above. ### What this agency page is — and is NOT **INTERPRETATION.** This page COMPARES WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC to other home-health agencies on CMS-measured outcomes, and shows where it falls on each national curve. It is NOT a prediction of how you or your relative will recover (your clinician knows your case), NOT a CMS "best/worst" verdict, and NOT a substitute for CMS Care Compare's full detail. Outcome rates reflect the patients an agency served (case-mix differs). Verify and see every measure at CMS Care Compare (CCN 059515). Source: Care Atlas framing (over the CMS Home Health panel) — https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/ Falsifier: occurred=FALSE (a framing, not an event) and adjudged=FALSE (the atlas's reading, not a CMS verdict) — the LOWEST-warrant claim here. The rates (recorded), the star (modeled), and the percentiles (derived) above are each grounded and four-status-labeled; this is the only interpretation. --- Every claim above carries a four-status warrant (RECORDED / MODELED / DERIVED / INTERPRETATION) and a named source you can re-fetch — this is a research object, not a flat fact. Structured: `https://care-atlas.ryanjhunter.workers.dev/care/home-health/059515.jsonld` ## Data ### CMS outcomes summary — WEST COAST HOME HEALTH MANAGEMENT, INC Quality star is CMS-modeled (latent-variable composite). Outcome rates are CMS-measured OASIS results (% of patients). Source: CMS Home Health Care Compare. | Metric | Value | Status | | --- | --- | --- | | Quality Star Rating | 2/5 ★ | modeled | | Got better at walking / moving around | 88.1% | recorded | | Got better at bathing | 88.96% | recorded | | Breathing improved | 68.94% | recorded | | Got better at getting in/out of bed | 85.12% | recorded | | Got better at taking drugs correctly | 64.56% | recorded | | Med-issues addressed in a timely way | 72.76% | recorded | | Care began in a timely manner | 94.81% | recorded |