LOVING CARE AND MORE, INC. is effectively a Medicaid-focused home health agency: there is no Medicare billing on file while its total Medicaid revenue is $8.2M, indicating the organization operates primarily within the Medicaid market rather than serving Medicare fee-for-service patients. The provider’s NPI was enumerated on 2007-01-03 (~19 years ago), signaling long-tenured operation in the state that aligns with sustained Medicaid activity. The provider’s revenue is highly concentrated in a narrow set of personal care and homemaker service codes — the top three Medicaid codes (T1019, S5130, S5125) together account for 97.5% of total Medicaid revenue — which suggests the business model focuses on hands-on personal care, attendant care, and homemaker services rather than a broader mix of clinical home health or medical services. T1019 (personal care services, per 15 minutes) is by far the dominant revenue driver at $5.9M and represents 72.5% of this provider’s Medicaid revenue; the file also notes this volume ranks #5 of 101 providers in-state and is described as notably above typical state volume, indicating the agency is a leading provider of this service within Idaho. S5130 (homemaker service, per 15 minutes) contributes $1.5M (18.7% of Medicaid revenue) and ranks #3 of 77 providers in-state with a characterization of notably above typical state volume, reinforcing that homemaker services are a core, high-volume line for the business and a competitive strength locally. S5125 (attendant care services, per 15 minutes) accounts for $517.8K (6.3% of Medicaid revenue) and ranks #16 of 44 providers in-state (65th percentile), a more typical volume for that code which suggests attendant care is a meaningful but not market-dominant part of the mix. Smaller revenue lines such as A0080 (non-emergency transportation, $110.8K) and behavioral health psychotherapy codes (90834, 90837) appear as marginal revenue contributors (each under 1% of Medicaid revenue) and rank variably in-state, implying the provider supplements core personal care with ancillary transportation and some behavioral health services but does not specialize in them. Taken together, the pattern indicates a concentrated operational focus on Medicaid-covered personal and homemaker care with two top codes (T1019 and S5130) making up the vast majority of Medicaid billing and positioning the agency as a strong local competitor for those service types while maintaining lower-profile activity across other supportive services.