Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining how home health agencies deliver care. From optimizing documentation and scheduling to predicting patient risks, AI in home health care is improving efficiency and outcomes across the U.S., especially in states like Texas and Illinois, where demand for home-based therapy continues to grow. For agency coordinators, administrators, and staffing partners, adopting AI home care technology means faster decision-making, better patient supp

Who makes the biggest impact on your home health outcomes — a PT, an OT, or a SLP? The truth is: it’s all of them — working together . If...

Understanding HIPAA Compliance in Home Health Care The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) sets the standard for...

Is finding dependable therapy staff for your home health agency feeling like an uphill battle? Staffing the right therapists isn’t just...

As in any profession, therapists need to receive feedback on their performance. Providing feedback allows therapists to identify their strengths and weaknesses and make improvements where necessary. However, providing constructive feedback requires tact and diplomacy to ensure that it is received positively and leads to professional growth. Here are some key steps to follow when evaluating the performance of therapists and providing feedback: Set Clear Expectations To evaluat

As a healthcare profession, occupational therapy plays a crucial role in helping individuals perform their daily activities, regardless of their physical or mental limitations. However, despite its importance, the field is facing significant challenges in terms of recruitment and retention of occupational therapists. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the key issues affecting the occupational therapy workforce and what can be done to address them. Lack of Awareness A

OASIS-E (Outcome and Assessment Information Set) is a data collection tool used by home healthcare agencies to assess and monitor the...

High turnover rates among therapists are a serious issue in the health community—and one that we must address as business owners,...

Physical therapists are highly trained professionals who help patients regain the ability to move around, perform daily tasks and activities, and recover from injuries. They do this using various techniques, including manual therapy, exercise therapy, electrotherapy, and aqua therapy. In this article, we'll discuss what it means to be a physical therapist specialist and why you should consider getting one of their certifications. What is a Physical Therapy Specialization? A s

It's difficult physically and mentally to deal with health issues. The standard of living of individuals may be impacted by these...

Having the ability to help people regain their life skills is synonymous with saving lives. Often, people's health and fitness capabilities are impaired by accidents, disabilities, and other unfavorable events. Any of these may happen unexpectedly. An occupational therapist is an expert that provides support systems to equip people to become functional again. Getting the appropriate education, which includes an occupational therapist certification, is a prerequisite to becomi

Body aches and pains have become common due to aging or unhealthy lifestyles. Moreover, there are demanding occupations that require...

As they say, celebrate getting old. Indeed, living longer years is something to be happy about. However, there's also a downside to...

We have been dealing with a lot of drastic changes for the past year, and many Home Health providers like you are very much concerned on...

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is contagious, and at this moment there isn’t any cure or vaccine available yet to stop its spread....

To make sure that the nation’s healthcare systems including hospitals and Home Health Agencies

With the shortage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the wake of Coronavirus pandemic in the country – and worldwide – a focused atte

Over the past few decades, the world has endured a number of disease outbreaks including SARS in 2003 and N1H1 in 2009. Now once again...