Ratings, phone numbers and office hours for 35 home health and home care agencies across Norfolk and Hampton Roads — in one place, so you can make calls today.
Ratings checked September 2026
Norfolk has one of the densest concentrations of home care agencies in Hampton Roads, from downtown and Ghent out to Ocean View and Wards Corner. Many families here are coordinating care after a stay at Sentara Norfolk General or the Naval Medical Center across the river, so fast start times and clear communication with discharge planners matter as much as star ratings.
The first listing below is a featured placement. It's shown because of a business relationship, not because of its rating. Every other agency is ordered by our ranking method.
A Norfolk-based agency offering skilled nursing, recovery care after a hospital stay, and specialized support for dementia, Parkinson's, heart conditions and cancer. TideCare serves families looking for home health care in Norfolk, VA across Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk and the Peninsula.
Ratings and review counts are from public Google Business Profiles, checked September 2026. They change often — follow the Google Maps link for current reviews. Agencies can request an update.
Agencies based elsewhere in Hampton Roads often cover Norfolk too.
A practical checklist for comparing home health and home care agencies in Norfolk and Hampton Roads before you sign anything.
One is medical and often covered by Medicare; the other is everyday help paid privately or through Medicaid. Here's how to tell which one your family needs.
What Medicare pays for at home, who qualifies, what it won't cover, and where Virginia Medicaid and other programs fill the gaps.
This directory lists 10 agencies with offices in Norfolk. Many agencies based in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and Portsmouth also serve Norfolk addresses — see the area pages.
Home health care is medical care — skilled nursing or therapy ordered by a doctor, often covered by Medicare. Home care is non-medical help with bathing, meals, errands and companionship, usually paid privately or through Medicaid waivers. Our plain-English guide explains both.
Medicare Part A and/or Part B cover part-time skilled home health care if you're homebound and a doctor certifies you need it, and the agency is Medicare-certified. Read what Medicare covers in Virginia.
We combine each agency's Google star rating with how many reviews it has, so a 5.0 from 4 reviews doesn't automatically beat a 4.9 from 100. Featured listings are placed separately and labeled. Full details are on How we rank.
Home care organizations in Virginia are licensed by the Virginia Department of Health's Office of Licensure and Certification. You can also look up Medicare-certified agencies and their quality star ratings on Medicare's Care Compare.
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