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Five Home Care Leaders To Watch, According To Other Home Care Leaders

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Home care leaders are not just operating in their own individual bubbles. These leaders are part of a larger ecosystem of organizations that make up the home-based care space. In a sea of providers, the best leaders are the ones who are able to recognize which of their home-based care peers are standouts.

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Exploring Managed Medicaid Challenges In Home-Based Care

Home Health Care

Home-based care providers working with Medicaid managed care plans have to navigate an operating environment that is more administratively complex. That’s one of the key takeaways from a recent webinar hosted by the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC).

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At-Home Primary Care Provider MD at Home Is Ready To Take Its Model Nationwide

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While many providers in the larger home-based care space have struggled with collecting data, MD at Home considers data utilization one of the pillars of its success. The Chicago-based at-home primary care provider has a proven track record of leveraging clinical data and enhancing the lives of its patients.

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WellBe Senior Medical CEO On Demonstrating Value To Payers In The Home

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Kang is the former CMO of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The Chicago-based WellBe offers home-based medical care services to patients who are facing multiple complex health challenges. I think that was a big change for home health agencies. A long time ago, home-based primary care was the norm.

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CMS Unveils AHEAD Model, Aims To Shift Health Care To ‘Community-Based Settings’

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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) unveiled a new state-focused demonstration model Tuesday. One of the model’s primary objectives is to shift health care spending and utilization more toward primary and community-based care. The Washington, D.C.-based

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Former Home Health Leaders Turning Their Attention to Non-Medical Home Care

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Brandon Ballew, the CEO of AccordCare, is a former Kindred at Home executive. But as the home health industry changed, he saw increased opportunity on the non-medical home care side. HHCN: You’ve come from the home health space, having previously worked for Kindred at Home.

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From $40M to $400M: How HouseWorks Dramatically Grew Its Business in 12 Months

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One of the most well-established independent home care companies in the nation is heading into the new year with a new identity – and a much larger overall business. Now, with 2024 in sight, the provider is approaching $400 million in revenue with a diversified payer mix increasingly weighted toward Medicaid.

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