Expanded care coordinator team and new technology bring high-quality primary, palliative, and hospice care to more patients in their homes

ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Ennoble Care, a leading home-based primary, palliative, and hospice care provider, today announced its expansion into five new communities in Florida, Kentucky, Ohio, Mississippi, and Texas to deliver more care for medically frail and homebound patients.

“Ennoble Care’s expansion into new communities reflects the momentum we’ve built and is proof that quality care at scale doesn’t have to come at the expense of personalized care,” said Kush Das, Co-Founder and CEO of Ennoble Care. “We apply our proven model to every community we enter — small patient panels, a dedicated care team that knows patients by name, and a clinician who comes straight to their home — and I know we can make a real impact in these new communities as we empower seniors to age comfortably in their homes.”

Today, the frailest, most medically complex Medicare beneficiaries are among the most expensive and most overlooked patients in the country. The top 10 percent of Medicare beneficiaries account for roughly 60 percent of total Medicare costs, and a substantial share of that population is homebound. Beyond this, more than 7 million Americans have difficulty leaving their homes for medical care, yet only a fraction receive it. The result is a system still organized around clinics, emergency rooms, and hospital beds, rather than the homes where its sickest and least mobile patients actually live. Only one in every seven individuals that should get home-based primary care is receiving it today.

Ennoble Care’s expansion is dedicated to closing that gap through a combination of organic growth, value-based partnerships, and thoughtful additions of high-quality house call practices. The company currently participates in ACO REACH alongside traditional Medicare fee-for-service; as REACH winds down at the end of 2026, it will transition to MSSP and ACO LEAD, depending on geography. practices reflect a

“Clinicians are at the heart of everything we do. They’re the familiar face who walks into a patient’s home already knowing their name, who sits down with them to learn about what matters in their lives, and who gets to know them not only as a patient, but as a person,” said Molly Viscardi, Chief Operating Officer of Ennoble Care. “Our patients see their provider at least every four weeks, and in between, our care coordinators are checking in and catching the small changes before they become big problems. It’s this type of personalized care that helps patients keep their dignity and quality of life no matter where they are in their care journey, and we’re incredibly proud to bring this model to even more high needs patients.”

At the heart of it, Ennoble Care’s model allows seniors to age at home. Instead of medically frail patients spending their final years cycling in and out of hospitals, they can remain in the comfort of their homes and receive high-touch primary, palliative, and hospice care — along with chronic condition management, behavioral health support, remote monitoring, and guidance for their families walking through this journey alongside them.

That continuity of care is only possible because of Ennoble Care’s proprietary electronic health records system, the first EHR built specifically for at-home providers. This technology keeps every physician, nurse practitioner, care manager, and social worker connected to the same patient and creates a patient-first model where clinicians provide an average of eight care touchpoints per patient per month.

Ennoble Care’s combination of technology and high-touch care produces measurable results. According to the company, patients experienced 25 percent fewer hospitalizations in their first year of care and 63 percent fewer by their second year, despite a patient population roughly twice as medically complex as the national Medicare average. By year two, Medicare hospital spending for Ennoble Care patients is approximately $500 per member per month, about half the figure for comparable homebound Medicare patients. The company’s model also improves access to hospice care at the end of life, with hospice patients experiencing a median stay of 49 days, nearly triple the national average of 18 days.

For more information about Ennoble Care’s expansion, visit ennoblecare.com.

About Ennoble Care
Ennoble Care is a home-based primary, palliative, and hospice care provider serving high-need Medicare patients across 15 states. Through its proprietary electronic health record platform and value-based care model, the company delivers coordinated, multidisciplinary care each year to approximately 50,000 patients where they live. Independently founded and led by clinicians and entrepreneurs, Ennoble Care is focused on improving outcomes and expanding access for the nation’s most medically complex seniors.

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