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Inside 2 Emerging Risk-Based Home Care Models

Home Health Care

In order to become less dependent on fee-for-service business, home health providers have begun to take on more risk. That has led to an emergence of risk-based home care models, many of which have given providers room to partake in upside and downside risk. These areas are chronic care management and preventative care.

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Senior Care Advocates, Hospital Groups Voice Concerns Over Potential 6% Medicare Cut

Home Health Care

Home health agencies and other Medicare stakeholders are worried, however, about a potential 6% cut that could be coming down the pike. The cuts come in the form of Medicare sequestration and PAYGO. Signed into law in August 2011, Medicare sequestration is a federal savings mechanism that aims to decrease the U.S.

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Home Care Agencies Becoming ‘More Strategic’ on Sales, Marketing Fronts

Home Health Care

Home care’s stock has continued to rise, as partners and payers increasingly acknowledge the value of non-medical support. But as home care providers increasingly solidify their role in the larger care continuum, they will need to beef up their sales and marketing efforts in order to truly capitalize on opportunities.

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Future Leader: Aaron Stapleton, Founder And CEO, Trinity In Home Care

Home Health Care

The program is designed to recognize up-and-coming industry members who are shaping the next decade of senior housing, skilled nursing, home health, and hospice care. Aaron Stapleton, founder and CEO of the Cincinnati-based Trinity In Home Care, has been named a 2022 Future Leader by Home Health Care News.

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CMS To End Hospice MA Carve-In: Insights For Home-Based Care Providers

Home Health Care

Hospice providers began to work with Medicare Advantage (MA) via the Value-Based Insurance Design (VBID) demonstration in 2021. At the end of 2024, the “hospice carve-in” model will cease. This will have an impact on home health providers who offer hospice services, obviously.

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What States Get Right And Wrong When It Comes To Home-Based Care Support

Home Health Care

“Minnesota has long taken pride in doing very well in providing care for Minnesotans, whether it be the older adults or people with disabilities, so I think we have continued to work on that,” Kathy Messerli, executive director at the Minnesota Home Care Association, told Home Health Care News. “I

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Future Leader: Jeffrey Briggs, Director Of Intake, Family & Nursing Care

Home Health Care

The program is designed to recognize up-and-coming industry members who are shaping the next decade of home health, hospice care, senior housing, skilled nursing, and behavioral health. My wife also works for the same home care agency — Family & Nursing Care. HHCN: What drew you to this industry?

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