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The 7 days after admission is when small problems turn into big ones — especially around medications. Here’s a real example of how an automated

Discharge isn’t the end of the relationship — but for most agencies, it’s the end of the communication. Here’s a real example of how an

Positive patient feedback is worth a lot to a home health agency in star ratings, referrals, and staff morale. The problem is that most of

Here’s a real example of what proactive patient engagement looks like in practice. The situation What the patient did What the agency did The math

Effective home health patient engagement reduces avoidable problems between visits, improves patient experience scores, and gives clinicians timely, actionable information. Two-way, messaging-first communication that works

Why home health care agencies struggle to play a significant part in reducing the $7.8B spent by payers on adverse drug event hospitalizations.

By Nora Silver, RN The Home Health industry can be an overwhelming environment even for industry veterans. The sheer number of laws, rules, regulations, and

Change is an inherent part of the healthcare system, particularly in Home Health. Navigating annual alterations necessitates a proactive, strategic approach.

Navigating the Home Health HCAHPS improvement can feel like your blindfolded at times and with the introduction of HHVPB its more important than ever.

In the constantly changing home health landscape, understanding the nuances of the Home Health Care Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) scores is

In the quest to reduce hospitalizations, enhance patient satisfaction, and better manage costs, home health owners and operators are increasingly recognizing the value of a

By Alice Nora Silver, RN, Director of Client Strategy and Initiatives at Telos Health Solutions. “After decades navigating the intricate landscape of healthcare—with a special

Home health agencies find themselves in a delicate balancing act, as conflicting objectives create additional challenges for care teams. On one hand, they must prioritize

Home health agencies today face a formidable challenge as CMS implements significant changes and proposes further reforms for the future. With reimbursement reductions and staffing

Now that home health agencies have the fortunate (not so fortunate) requirement to participate in the Home Health Value-Based Purchasing (HHVBP) model, we’re sure you