PHILADELPHIA—BAYADA Home Health Care has released The BAYADA Way Impact Report 2025, outlining how the nonprofit is building toward what they call a people-first future where more healthcare can be provided in the comfort of home.
Amid rising demands for healthcare and limited industry supply, BAYADA’s report shares some of the factors helping to make homecare a growing part of the value equation.
“The progress we made in BAYADA’s 50th anniversary year proves that when you invest in your people, insist on quality and stay true to your values, you can help more individuals live safely and comfortably at home with independence and dignity,” said BAYADA Founder and Chairman Mark Baiada.
“I was very pleased to welcome CEO Bryony Winn into the next chapter of our BAYADA story,” Baiada continued. “She has the experience, values and vision to help shape a stronger future for health care that is more compassionate, more innovative and more responsive to what our clients, families and industry need most.”
Highlights of the report include:
- In 2025, nearly 3,500 employees participated in BAYADA’s career development programs, yielding higher earnings, two times the retention and above-average individual productivity. Re-accredited by ANCC, the BAYADA Nurse Residency Program prepared 568 new nurses for homecare careers. The BAYADA Advance Through Nursing Program provided training and nursing career pathways for 270-plus entry-level caregivers.
- In 2025, nearly 99% of 386 BAYADA service offices met or exceeded performance benchmarks for Quality Assurance, based on self-reported client and family experience and satisfaction. BAYADA cared for 230,671 individuals—a 7% increase over 2024—and opened 11 new offices.
- BAYADA joint ventures and strategic partnerships with 10 regional health systems expanded access to Home Health and Hospice services for nearly 200,000 patients.