How to Get a Home Care License in Indiana
What You Should First Know
Here’s The Big Industry Secret- The most successful home care agencies in the USA are backed by dedicated home care consultants.
21st Century Health Care Consultants guarantee your Home Health Care Agency startup will successfully obtain your Indiana home health care license.
21st Century Health Care Consultants has successfully helped establish and helped obtain licensure and home health care accreditation for more than 6,000 Home Health Care businesses.
One of the reasons we guarantee your success is that we take full responsibility of the application process. We avoid mistakes and cut months off the normal approval processing time.

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21st Century Health Care Consultants will make the process of obtaining a home care license for Indiana easy because we do the work for you.
The recent and ongoing changes to licensing standards and regulatory requirements can make the startup process challenging.
At 21st Century, we simplify the process and make it easy for you to understand. You provide us the application information, and we do the rest.

Each state will have different certification requirements and processes.
This includes an in-depth description of planned operational policies, as well as the resumes and documentation of prospective employees’ professional licensing and criminal background screening. You will receive your license application in a binder and it will be ready for submission. We take pride in our accuracy and in a short period of time you will see approval of your home care agency license.
Meeting Key Personnel Requirements
Our licensing specialist will be available to review resumes to identify qualified personnel assuring this part of the licensing approval process. More than likely, you will also need to staff for your home care business with the required qualified personnel (administrator/supervisor), nursing supervisor and alternatives to satisfy the requirements in obtaining a home care license. The next step is the state will visit your location and conduct a licensing survey.
Peace of Mind
Our team of licensing specialists will be available for you when you go through your state license survey. We will guarantee that you will pass this licensing survey and obtain your Indiana home care license, and be ready to open your home care business.
Getting a home care license in Indiana can be an overwhelming and daunting experience. However, with the help of 21st Century Health Care Consultants, you will have "Peace of Mind" in knowing that we have been in business for close to 30 years and helped over 6,000 clients obtain their state home care license.
Call us for more information about how to get a home care license in Indiana - 888-850-6932
Here is what our licensing package includes
- A Completed State License Application
- Proof of Articles of Incorporation
- EIN and NPI number
- Resumes
- Organizational Chart
- Background Checks
- Proof of Financial Ability to Operate

Important Information shared by The Indiana Department of Health
Indiana State Department of Health
Health Care Quality and Regulatory Commission
2 North Meridian Street, 4th Floor Selig
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 233-7621 (Health Care Quality and Regulatory Commission Receptionist)
(317) 233-1325 (ISDH Main Switchboard)
https://www.in.gov/health
Indiana Association for Home & Hospice Care, LLC
6320-G Rucker Road
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: (317) 775-6675
Fax: (317) 775-6674
https://www.iahhc.org
Indiana Hospice and Palliative Care
https://www.ihpco.org
Important Information from the Indiana Association for Home & Hospice Care
Health Care Education & Quality Programs
The Three Types of Home Care in Indiana
What is PSA 101? by Dave Lindgren
Accreditation Organizations
Accreditation Commission for Health Care, Inc. (ACHC)
Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP)
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospital Organizations
Federal Government
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
