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Growing Your Agency

Is your home health agency prepared for an emergency? If your caregivers and nurses were to encounter a life threatening emergency such as an earthquake, fire, tornado, or hurricane, do they have the resources and procedures in place to protect their lives and the lives...

From dealing with caregiver shortages and the rise of technologies like AI and telehealth, to full implementation of EVV in some states, and a few seasonal COVID flareups, 2022 was a year of many happenings in the home health industry. The thrive Alora blog...

One of the most important decisions you will make as a home healthcare agency, health professional, or family member when considering end-of-life care is who you will hire as a caregiver. Choosing the ideal caregiver is essential because they not only give medical assistance but...

What are the best ways to solve homecare agency staffing challenges and keep caregivers happy? This blog explores key strategies where we cover leadership suggestions, proven tips, and identify key risk factors with problem-solving techniques that can be implemented in agencies of any size....

Good marketing is an essential piece for successful homecare agencies. In this blog, we'll review five marketing strategy tips for home healthcare businesses, including exploring how you can use data to your advantage, attracting attention via social media and email, and tips to attract...

As a home health care professional, you are responsible for avoiding readmissions among your patients, and it makes good business sense. Every day your patient spends in a hospital equals one less day that you can bill for your services, so readmissions directly impact your...

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...