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OWINGS MILLS, Md. - PennZone -- HomeCentris Healthcare, LLC ("HHC"), Maryland's leading provider of home care services, today announced it has acquired two new agencies in Pennsylvania and expects to begin serving new clients by May 1, 2021.

In Philadelphia, HomeCentris acquired From the Heart Philadelphia and will be relocating its offices to Bala Cynwyd, just northwest of Philadelphia.  From this office, the company will serve clients in Berks, Bucks, Carbon, Chester, Delaware, Lancaster, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, Philadelphia, Schuylkill, and York counties.  In Harrisburg, HomeCentris acquired Multi-Care Services.  The company will be moving its offices just outside downtown Harrisburg and will serve clients in Adams, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, New Cumberland, Perry, Schuylkill, and York Counties.  Both agencies will initially specialize in serving Pennsylvania's Medicaid clients through their existing contracts with UPMC, Keystone/Amerihealth, PA Health and Wellness.   The agencies will also serve veterans and clients with private sources of funding.  Eventually, the agencies will obtain Medicare skilled home health licenses.

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HomeCentris offers a full continuum of in-home health services designed to allow seniors to remain safe and independent in their homes and avoid moving to facility-based care. HomeCentris has been operating in Maryland since 2000, and these new locations will continue HomeCentris' efforts to become a leading home care company throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.

"This is an exciting expansion for HomeCentris Healthcare as we fulfill our mission to 'empower clients to remain in the community.'  Until today, we have operated exclusively in Maryland.  However, we believe the Harrisburg and Philadelphia markets will be good for us and for our clients and managed care partners.", said Matt Auman, HomeCentris' CEO.  "We will be starting with personal care services but will ultimately be adding our skilled home health and primary care services so that we can offer our full HomeCentris 360 model in each market."

Both offices are open and have begun recruiting high quality caregivers.

About HomeCentris Healthcare, LLC

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HomeCentris Healthcare, LLC (www.homecentris.com) is an integrated home care company focused on empowering seniors to remain safe and independent in their communities.  The company is headquartered in Owings Mills, MD and has other agencies in Gaithersburg, Lanham, Frederick and Salisbury, Maryland.  The company also provides Medicare Certified Skilled Home Health services and offers a primary care house calls program in Maryland.  In addition to its Medicaid Waiver clients, the company provides services to private pay clients, veterans, and clients with other third-party payors.

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If you would like more information about HomeCentris, please contact Matthew Auman - CEO at 410-486-5330 or by email at matt.auman@homecentris.com.

HomeCentris of Harrisburg

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