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In home health agencies, the way payroll and compensation are managed could be the difference between significant financial losses related to the revolving door of staff turnover and a thriving compan...
Finding and being awarded funding opportunities for home health agencies (HHAs) can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. The challenges of HHAs not only include meeting the needs of the agi...
Staffing has always been the quiet crisis in home health. You see it every day, caregivers clocking out, not coming back. Nurses are jumping ship after six months. Reliable aides are suddenly unavaila...
Managing a team in home health means a lot more than simply assigning visits and tracking hours. You have got to inspire people who do emotionally taxing work. Your caregivers’ satisfaction, engagem...
Electronic Visit Verification is not just another tech requirement. As most home health professionals know by now, EVV is a federally mandated system that helps verify when and where home care service...
One of the things homecare professionals must be cautious about when caring for someone in their home is medication management. This guide explains how to manage medicine, as it is vital for a patient...
Infection prevention and control (IPC) continues to be cited as one of the top areas of deficiency for home health agencies. Surveyors observe a wide range of unsafe practices amongst staff in the unp...
Millennials are often stereotyped, but they’re also a generation of heroes. AARP found that more than 10 million millennials in the U.S. are balancing jobs with the need to care for aging parents,...
The best home health software solution empowers caregivers, improves operational efficiency, ensures compliance, and enhances patient outcomes. With a crowded market of EMR/EHR vendors offering a rang...
Turnover is nothing new in home health. If you’re running an agency today, you already expect it. Behind every exit is a ripple of disruption, and when you zoom out, turnover isn’t just a staffing...
In an era where the use of paper in healthcare is nearly obsolete, home health agencies face challenges with best practices to refine the use of their software system. Technology in healthcare is mean...
We’re proud to announce that Alora is now officially CHAP Verified for Home Health, Hospice, and Home Care—a milestone that validates our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our software a...
Missed home health care visits aren't just scheduling mishaps. They are silent revenue leaks. For home health agencies operating on tight margins, even a few missed visits each week can snowball into ...
As an agency owner or manager, you should take full advantage of the abundance of technology that can keep your home health care workflow moving smoothly. In this home health care blog, we'll delve in...
The home care industry is undergoing a digital revolution—and home care software is at the heart of it. As more patients seek care in the comfort of their own homes, agencies are turning to technolo...
Your patients’ mental and emotional well-being are equally as important as their physical health. People receiving care at home must deal with more than illness or injury. They’re also confronting...
For home care agencies serving Medicaid patients, choosing the right software is essential to maintaining compliance, streamlining operations, and ensuring quality care. Medicaid-funded services often...
Alora Home Health Software has been recognized on the 2025 Capterra Shortlist for Home Health Care—a distinction awarded to the most highly rated and widely adopted software solutions in the industr...
The problematic shortage of homecare workers industry wide is on repeat this year. Agencies are looking for ways to turn the attention of potential direct care staff towards submitting applications to...
Promising new technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) could help ease the traditional burdens associated with home health care documentation, revolutionizing home health data in the process. Fr...
Goals for home health agency leaders are likely to include some key aspects of recruitment and filling the staffing gaps. Beyond the initial hiring process, however, lies the alarming statistic from 2...
Most industry experts recognize the value of partnerships between private-duty home care agencies and hospice companies. The collaboration makes business sense and also improves quality of life and pa...
Chronic diseases in elderly patients carry a heavy weight on the shoulders of nurses and caretakers in the homecare environment. Advances in medicine and an aging population combine to create what the...
Changes in home healthcare will play an important part in 2025 as the liaison between patients, families, and providers takes center stage. While agencies will face ongoing challenges, they will also ...
