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Building an Effective Caregiver Onboarding Process
Your onboarding process is the gateway to ensuring new hires are set up for success from day one, but it also can be the difference between retaining employees long term
Home Healthcare Market Trends to Follow
While we might not have a crystal ball, we do have a wealth of data to illustrate home care industry trends. For one, demand is only forecasted to increase as
How to Optimize Home Health Scheduling & Routing
Scheduling remote caregivers requires so much more than throwing appointments on a calendar. It’s a complex task that includes matching clinicians to each patient’s needs, creating efficient routes, reducing the
The Benefits of Documenting Care at Patient’s Home for Home Health Care Agencies
Understanding Home-Based Healthcare Demand for home healthcare is currently on the rise, with no signs of slowing down. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for at-home
The Advantages of Point of Care Healthcare
How Is Technology Transforming Healthcare at Home? What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of healthcare? It is probably a hospital setting with lab coats, waiting
What is Person-Centered Care (PCC)?
Person-centered care applies a deeply human approach to the art and science of healthcare. You might be thinking, “Isn’t all care patient-centered because it inherently focuses on the individual’s needs
Point of Care Software Solutions to Provide Healthcare Services
Discover how Point of Care Software enhances healthcare services in hospitals, clinics, home healthcare by automating workflows.
What is Point of Care Software?
There are countless benefits associated with receiving medical care at home, from enhanced comfort for chronically ill individuals to increased convenience for mobility-impaired patients. So many essential services can be
Why Home Healthcare Needs More Technology
When you’re at a hospital or clinic, all of the healthcare technology you could possibly need is at your practitioner’s fingertips. But if you’re receiving medical assistance at home, caregivers
