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Prestige Home Care Agency
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Prestige Home Care Agency LLC is a home care agency headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, with a company size of 201 to 500 employees per Indeed. The agency provides home care services to clients in the Philadelphia area, with a stated…
We are seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Registered Nurse (RN) Compliance Coordinator to join our home health team. In this role, you will serve as the clinical compliance backbone of our agency, ensuring that all patient charts, documentation, and care coordination for skilled licensed cases meet the standards set by our governing and regulatory bodies. You will work closely with our clinical and administrative teams to uphold the highest standards of patient care and regulatory compliance.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct thorough reviews of patient charts to ensure clinical documentation is accurate, complete, and compliant with federal, state, and local regulations.
Cross-reference clinical records with plans of care, physician orders, and visit documentation to verify consistency and completeness.
Monitor patient charts to ensure current regulatory requirements and agency policies are reflected in documentation, including OASIS assessments, care plans, and progress notes.
Ensure that all documentation for skilled nursing, therapy, and other licensed services meets the standards of CMS, state health departments, and applicable accrediting bodies.
Coordinate with clinical staff (RNs, LPNs, therapists) to address documentation deficiencies, provide education, and implement corrective actions.
Conduct ongoing internal audits and quality assurance reviews to identify trends, risks, and areas for improvement in clinical documentation.
Stay current with changes to home health regulations, conditions of participation, and payer-specific documentation requirements.
Assist with survey readiness and participate in state and accreditation surveys as needed.
Collaborate with the Clinical Director and Quality Assurance / Performance Improvement (QAPI) committee on compliance initiatives and corrective action plans.
Maintain accurate records of compliance activities, audit results, and follow-up actions.
Qualifications
Required
Active and unrestricted Registered Nurse (RN) license in the state of employment.
Minimum of 1 years of clinical nursing experience
Excellent attention to detail, organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities.
Preferred
Strong knowledge of home health regulations, including CMS Conditions of Participation, state licensure requirements, and Medicare/Medicaid billing and documentation standards.
Experience in compliance, quality assurance, or QAPI within a home health or healthcare setting.
Familiarity with OASIS-E assessment processes and documentation best practices.
Prior experience preparing for or participating in state surveys or accreditation reviews (The Joint Commission).
What We Offer
Competitive starting pay at $45/hr with opportunities for growth.
Supportive and collaborative work environment dedicated to quality patient care.
Opportunity to play a critical role in shaping the compliance culture of our agency.
Professional development and continuing education support.
Full-time benefits (details discussed during interview).
Neighborhoods+Nurses and other clinicians heading to Penn and CHOP often skip student-heavy University City or Spruce Hill and instead pick Fitler Square (quiet, tree-lined, a short walk or bike over the South Street Bridge) or Rittenhouse for more dining energy; the northern edge of Graduate Hospital is another common doctor pocket. Jefferson staff cluster in walkable Washington Square West, with Society Hill quieter and more polished, Queen Village full of character, and Bella Vista generally more affordable—though Extra Space scored Wash West as safer than 0% of the city, a real caveat on an otherwise convenient walk to 11th–12th Street. Young professionals also land in Fishtown (trendy bars and music, median rent $1,735, median home $321,841), Manayunk (suburban feel, safer than 86% of the city, median home $253,750, median age 29.9), Point Breeze (median rent $1,273), and Cedar Park west of the universities (median rent $1,012). Most professionals do not live next to Temple because of elevated crime; named farther-out options include Chestnut Hill, Conshohocken, Ambler, Lansdale, Doylestown, Swarthmore, and Media.
Nurses and other clinicians heading to Penn and CHOP often skip student-heavy University City or Spruce Hill and instead pick Fitler Square (quiet, tree-lined, a short walk or bike over the South Street Bridge) or Rittenhouse for more dining energy; the northern edge of Graduate Hospital is another common doctor pocket. Jefferson staff cluster in walkable Washington Square West, with Society Hill quieter and more polished, Queen Village full of character, and Bella Vista generally more affordable—though Extra Space scored Wash West as safer than 0% of the city, a real caveat on an otherwise convenient walk to 11th–12th Street.
Young professionals also land in Fishtown (trendy bars and music, median rent $1,735, median home $321,841), Manayunk (suburban feel, safer than 86% of the city, median home $253,750, median age 29.9), Point Breeze (median rent $1,273), and Cedar Park west of the universities (median rent $1,012). Most professionals do not live next to Temple because of elevated crime; named farther-out options include Chestnut Hill, Conshohocken, Ambler, Lansdale, Doylestown, Swarthmore, and Media.
Getting around+If you live and work inside the city, commutes are typically short by East Coast standards: many Penn and CHOP staff walk or bike from Fitler Square over the South Street Bridge, and Washington Square West is a walk to Jefferson around 11th and 12th Streets. Cedar Park has multiple bus stops and SEPTA light rail for West Philadelphia and Center City; Fishtown is cited for quicker Center City and New Jersey access. SEPTA regional rail, subways, and trolleys cover central jobs, but the system nearly shrank in 2025—20% service cuts and 32 bus routes planned, fare raised to $2.90—before a September 4, 2025 court order halted further cuts; by August 2026 it was launching a redesigned bus network rather than a smaller one. Parking costs can add up depending on neighborhood, and rideshares are the late-night fallback.
If you live and work inside the city, commutes are typically short by East Coast standards: many Penn and CHOP staff walk or bike from Fitler Square over the South Street Bridge, and Washington Square West is a walk to Jefferson around 11th and 12th Streets. Cedar Park has multiple bus stops and SEPTA light rail for West Philadelphia and Center City; Fishtown is cited for quicker Center City and New Jersey access.
SEPTA regional rail, subways, and trolleys cover central jobs, but the system nearly shrank in 2025—20% service cuts and 32 bus routes planned, fare raised to $2.90—before a September 4, 2025 court order halted further cuts; by August 2026 it was launching a redesigned bus network rather than a smaller one. Parking costs can add up depending on neighborhood, and rideshares are the late-night fallback.
Outdoors+The Schuylkill River Trail is the everyday outdoor spine—walk, run, skate, or bike past Boathouse Row, picnic on the lawn, then continue a mile-plus north into Manayunk; Fitler Square residents use it constantly. Fairmount Park is the large green system, with trails, historic houses, the Horticulture Center, cherry blossoms, and the zoo/Please Touch Museum cluster. Warm-weather life also includes seasonal Spruce Street Harbor Park (hammocks, floating gardens) and the Delaware waterfront at Penn’s Landing. Easy day trips named by locals include Longwood Gardens in Chester County (on-site restaurant 1906), Valley Forge National Historical Park, Grace Winery about 40 minutes southwest, and the river towns of New Hope and Lambertville.
The Schuylkill River Trail is the everyday outdoor spine—walk, run, skate, or bike past Boathouse Row, picnic on the lawn, then continue a mile-plus north into Manayunk; Fitler Square residents use it constantly. Fairmount Park is the large green system, with trails, historic houses, the Horticulture Center, cherry blossoms, and the zoo/Please Touch Museum cluster.
Warm-weather life also includes seasonal Spruce Street Harbor Park (hammocks, floating gardens) and the Delaware waterfront at Penn’s Landing. Easy day trips named by locals include Longwood Gardens in Chester County (on-site restaurant 1906), Valley Forge National Historical Park, Grace Winery about 40 minutes southwest, and the river towns of New Hope and Lambertville.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Philadelphia
Philadelphia is a compact, walkable East Coast city where nurses at Penn, CHOP, and Jefferson can live in established, tree-lined pockets rather than on the hospital's doorstep. Many physicians skip University City for Fitler Square or Rittenhouse—a short walk or bike over the South Street Bridge after a long shift—while Jefferson staff walk from Washington Square West, Society Hill, or more affordable Bella Vista. Rowhouse blocks can look unexpectedly European; Philly markets itself poorly, so friends may still picture a high-homicide town even as killings fell from 562 in 2021 to 220 in 2025. Housing remains cheaper than New York or Boston: July 2026 median rent was about $1,447, with buyable row homes still clustered near a $243k city median value, though Fishtown and Washington Square West command more. Daily life runs on the Schuylkill River Trail, 300-plus BYOBs, Reading Terminal Market, and a James Beard-heavy dining scene (Zahav, Vetri, Friday Saturday Sunday). SEPTA is usable but politically fragile; a city wage tax (3.735% for residents as of July 2026) stacks on Pennsylvania's flat income tax. Schools are hit-or-miss, so families often look to Chestnut Hill, Manayunk, or suburbs like Media and Swarthmore.
