We’ve combined our 8 original provider compare sites, giving you one place to start finding any type of care you need. New features include updated maps, new filters that help you identify the providers right for you, and a clean, consistent design that makes it easier to compare providers and find the information that’s most important to you.
Looking for the original compare tools?
The redesigned compare experience combines and standardizes the 8 individual compare tools you may have used before. It also includes new features that make the listings more valuable. But if you’re looking for the original versions of the individual compare tools, select the links below:
What can this tool do for me?
For people with Medicare or their caregivers who want to choose a Medicare provider (like physicians, hospitals, nursing homes, and others), this tool provides a single source search and compare experience, that lets you:
- Find information about providers and facilities based on your individual needs
- Get helpful resources to choose your health care providers
- Make more informed decisions about where you get your health care
The information here should be used with other information you gather about providers and facilities in your area. In addition to reviewing the information here, you should talk to your doctor, social worker, or other health care providers when choosing a provider.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the federal agency that runs the Medicare program, created this tool in collaboration with organizations representing people with Medicare, hospice organizations, other stakeholders, and other federal agencies. Although the tool was created for people with Medicare in mind, many of the measures shown here apply to people who may not have Medicare.
Information on this site isn't an endorsement or advertisement for any provider type. If information for a provider or facility isn’t provided here, it doesn’t mean they provide low quality of care or are non-compliant with the Medicare program. It may mean that CMS doesn't have data for that specific provider or provider type.