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04 Feb

Posted at 06:00h in Agency Productivity, Growing Your Agency, Thrive with Homecare Technology by
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As home care agencies try to compete amidst a growing demand, aging population, and regulatory headwinds, sustainable growth and profitability are must-haves. In this blog, we provide a detailed and actionable road-map for home care agency growth, that factors in every facet of the operational...

24 Mar

Posted at 20:37h in Agency Productivity, Growing Your Agency, Home Health Tips, Staffing and Retention by
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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 their agency, but how? The competition is fierce. In this blog, we will cover...

14 Nov

Posted at 18:58h in Agency Productivity, Growing Your Agency, Home Health Tips, Staffing and Retention by
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In the home health care industry, finding and keeping competent caregivers from the slim applicant pool can feel like an uphill battle. The shortage of direct care workers is dire and has been recognized by industry leading organizations such as the National Association for Home...

29 May

Posted at 19:52h in Agency Compliance, Agency Productivity, Growing Your Agency, Home Health Care News, Home Health Tips, Staffing and Retention, Thrive with Homecare Technology by
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As home care agencies grow, hiring help is essential. There comes a point in a business’s life in which administration can no longer wear the hats of multiple roles within the agency and staff experience work overload. Taking the next big step to hire help...

23 Jul

Posted at 23:11h in Agency Compliance, Agency Productivity, Growing Your Agency, Home Health Care News, Thrive with Homecare Technology by
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For most agencies, compliance is top of mind when dealing with administrative challenges. The OIG has conducted several audits of home health agencies in recent years, including billing audits for services that were not medically necessary or were not provided as claimed. In this home...