With so much at stake, forward-thinking home health providers are focusing more each day on their star ratings, which reflect quality of care and consumer satisfaction.

That care begins with staff. That staff is built through training.

Download this FREE white paper to learn:

• The three primary staffing-related challenges that impact star ratings
• How a robust online training program can build a strong staff
• The effect star rating boosts can have on market share
• And much more!

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• Understanding the history of IoT and its projected growth
• Understanding the broad and home health and hospice-specific benefits of IoT
• Case study examples of IoT adoption in home health and hospice
• Understanding the impact of IoT in patient experience and quality of care

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— SPEAKER —

Kevin Childs
Co-founder
Total Triage, ubeRNurse and The Patient Experience Platform

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Corporate recruiters and placement firms are placing candidates regularly with the HHCN Job Board. The HHCN Job Board specializes in front-line experienced managers, administrators and executive positions that includes sales and senior management level jobs.

Our platform attracts candidates at state, regional and national levels.

Are you a corporate recruiter or looking to add staff to your agency? Post your company’s open positions in the home health care business with HHCN and let the experienced candidate find your position faster.

Click here for more details on our job products.

• Home Health Nurse, RN – Per Visit – Multiple Locations – Carilion Clinic (Roanoke, VA)
• Home Health RN Case Manager – Carilion Clinic (Roanoke, VA)
• Hospice Nurse with Carilion Clinic – Carilion Clinic (Roanoke, VA)
• Home Health Clinical Manager (RN) – The Independence Center (Colorado Springs, CO)
• Home Infusion Nursing Operations Manager – Johns Hopkins Home Care Group (Baltimore, MD)
• Home Care RN Case Manager – Johns Hopkins Home Care Group (Baltimore, MD)
• Pediatric Home Care Infusion Nurse – Johns Hopkins Home Care Group (Washington, DC)
• RN leadership and Transitional Care Nurse (RN) roles – NYC Health + Hospitals (New York, NY)
• Consultant – Maxwell Healthcare Associates (Anywhere)
• OASIS and Coding Specialist Work From Home – Amedisys (Remote)
• Home Health Branch Administrator -Sign On Bonus Eligible – SSM Health (St. Louis, MO)

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The Patient-Driven Groupings Model (PDGM) is set to disrupt the home health industry and how it does business today.

Evaluating and understanding the impact on agencies should be top of mind when planning for the future. This new regulation will require agencies to make substantial changes to business process, cultural and operational behaviors and the technology to support these changes and comply with the new regulation.

Register now for PDGM Impact to learn from a panel of experts who will discuss the basics of the upcoming changes, along with the key concepts to give you an edge.

During this webinar, we will cover:

— What PDGM is and what we know so far (the facts)

— What is NOT known and what is awaiting further clarification

— Operational considerations that need to be made

— Understanding the capabilities required to survive under PDGM

— An interactive Q&A (bring your questions)

— And much more!

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— SPEAKERS —

Joanne Cunningham
Executive Director
Partnership for Quality Home Healthcare

Scott Pattillo
Chief Strategy Officer
Homecare Homebase

Mike Dordick
President
McBee Associates

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Don’t miss the opportunity to meet with our team of reporters or connect with HHCN on how we can help grow your business in 2019. No other publication has the reach and attention of leaders in home health like HHCN.

Let us help you reach the industry’s decision-makers and key figures.

Send us an email to schedule a time to meet at info@homehealthcarenews.com.

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PDGM is set to disrupt the home health industry and how it does business today. Evaluating and understanding the impact on agencies should be top of mind when planning for the future. This new regulation will require agencies to make substantial changes to business process, cultural and operational behaviors and the technology to support these changes and comply with the new regulation.

Register now for PDGM Impact to learn from a panel of experts who will discuss the basics of the upcoming changes, along with the key concepts to give you an edge.

During this webinar, we will cover:

— What PDGM is and what we know so far (the facts)

— What is NOT known and what is awaiting further clarification

— Operational considerations that need to be made

— Understanding the capabilities required to survive under PDGM

— An interactive Q&A  (bring your questions)

— And much more!

Register Now

— SPEAKERS —

Joanne Cunningham
Executive Director
Partnership for Quality Home Healthcare

Scott Pattillo
Chief Strategy Officer
Homecare Homebase

Mike Dordick
President
McBee Associates

— SPONSORED BY —

The post Upcoming Webinar — Oct. 4: PDGM Impact Roundtable Discussion appeared first on Home Health Care News.

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PDGM is set to disrupt the home health industry and how it does business today. Evaluating and understanding the impact on agencies should be top of mind when planning for the future. This new regulation will require agencies to make substantial changes to business process, cultural and operational behaviors and the technology to support these changes and comply with the new regulation.

Register now for PDGM Impact to learn from a panel of experts who will discuss the basics of the upcoming changes, along with the key concepts to give you an edge.

During this webinar, we will cover:

— What PDGM is and what we know so far (the facts)

— What is NOT known and what is awaiting further clarification

— Operational considerations that need to be made

— Understanding the capabilities required to survive under PDGM

— An interactive Q&A  (bring your questions)

— And much more!

Register Now

— SPEAKERS —

Joanne Cunningham
Executive Director
Partnership for Quality Home Healthcare

Scott Pattillo
Chief Strategy Officer
Homecare Homebase

Mike Dordick
President
McBee Associates

— SPONSORED BY —

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The home care and hospice industry is increasingly competitive. The shift from “volume” to “value” means that agencies must increasingly focus on quality outcomes and prove their “worth” to customers and referral sources alike.

Agencies must have a robust quality program in place that identifies, tracks and trends key metrics against agency goals. Successful agencies not only have visibility into their current performance, but they continually modify and develop new strategies for improvement, while engaging their clinicians.

Register now to join us for this informative webinar on building a successful, data-driven quality program to keep your agency performing at its highest level. Some of the key takeaways for attendees will be to:

• Learn the value of having a robust quality program
• Identify the key elements of a successful quality program
• Identify the steps involved in quality tracking and monitoring
• Learn the importance of collecting, monitoring and reporting data
• Learn how to engage clinicians in driving quality outcomes

Register Now

— SPEAKER —

Rhonda Dornbos, RN, BSN
Chief Clinical Information Officer
DB HealthTech Consulting

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Space filling quickly – request your invite today

Home Health Care News (HHCN) is hosting the inaugural Capital + Strategy Forum on April 10, 2019, in Washington, D.C. This full-day event attracts home care, hospice, private duty, investment bankers, insurance industry and health system executives looking to acquire actionable intelligence on how to drive organizational growth and stay on top of sector evolutions.

The conference agenda covers the changing dynamics and innovations propelling change in the home care and hospice sectors. Speakers will tackle industry disruption, joint ventures, sales and marketing tactics, M&A, new operating models and much more. Here’s a sample of the agenda:

POSITIONING YOUR FIRM ALONGSIDE THE NEW DISRUPTORS OF THE HOME HEALTH SPACE

M&A OUTLOOK: EXPANDING THE CONTINUUM THROUGH NEW SERVICE LINES

BOOST THE VALUE OF YOUR BRAND AND BUSINESS WITH AN OPTIMIZED SALES AND MARKETING STRATEGY

UNLOCKING GROWTH BY EXPLORING NEW & INNOVATIVE OPERATING MODELS

WHAT’S NEXT IN JOINT VENTURES: ESTABLISHING PARTNERSHIPS WITH REFERRAL SOURCES

NAVIGATING THE CHANGING REGULATORY LANDSCAPE FOR HOME HEALTH & HOSPICE

View the full conference agenda here.

Given venue capacity and the desire to create an intimate atmosphere, the Capital + Strategy Forum is by invitation only. You can request an invitation and find out more details on this event.

Visit strategy.homehealthcarenews.com

REQUEST AN INVITE

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The home care and hospice industry is increasingly competitive. The shift from “volume” to “value” means that agencies must increasingly focus on quality outcomes and prove their “worth” to customers and referral sources alike.

Agencies must have a robust quality program in place that identifies, tracks and trends key metrics against agency goals. Successful agencies not only have visibility into their current performance, but they continually modify and develop new strategies for improvement, while engaging their clinicians.

Register now to join us for this informative webinar on building a successful, data-driven quality program to keep your agency performing at its highest level.

Objectives:

• Learn the value of having a robust quality program
• Identify the key elements of a successful quality program
• Identify the steps involved in quality tracking and monitoring
• Learn the importance of collecting, monitoring, and reporting data
• Learn how to engage clinicians in driving quality outcomes

Register Now

— SPEAKER —

Rhonda Dornbos, RN, BSN
Chief Clinical Information Officer
DB HealthTech Consulting

— SPONSORED BY —

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