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How Scheduling Software Reduces Bias & Increases Caregiver Retention
Home care agencies and their schedules are pivotal pieces to the care delivery puzzle. A well-trained and seasoned scheduler can be the catalyst for an agency’s growth and success, but
Driving Revenue Through Caregiver Recognition: 4 Expert Tips
The power of recognition is something that people-focused organizations are well aware of. However, recognizing caregivers for a job well done is too often characterized as an action managers and
7 Ways to Create a Successful Home Care Referral Program
There’s a reason why word of mouth has been a gold-standard marketing tactic for ages. Any good outreach program will use a plethora of different strategies, but few (if any)
7 Proven Methods for Retaining Caregivers
Retaining caregivers has been highlighted as a particular issue in the home care industry, with 46% of surveyed agencies in a recent third-party survey stating they experienced challenges in retaining
How to Get the Best Leads for Your Home Care Agency
A “lead” is a sales term for a potential client. Businesses of all kinds need leads to survive, but not all prospects are created equal. Some potential clients are far
The Highest-Rated Caregiver Mobile App in the Industry
Having a reliable mobile app for your caregivers to use for clocking in/out and capturing visit information at clients’ homes is essential for any home care agency. We decided to
Why We’re Rated #1 in Home Care Software
Have you heard? AxisCare is the #1-rated home care software. “Says who?” you might ask. Well, don’t take it from us. Take it from every single software review website we
Integrating Technology With Caregiver Training
The integration of technology into caregiver training is changing how home care agencies approach caregiver training. By leveraging advanced tools and platforms, home care agencies can enhance the quality of
The Benefits of Remote Patient Monitoring
In a hospital or clinic, it’s incredibly easy to keep tabs on patients’ vitals; all of the necessary equipment is within arm’s reach. But what about everyone else who receives
