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The Home Care Brief | Issue #12
Work permits for Haitian and Syrian caregivers ended July 27. Here's what that means for your schedule and your I-9 file
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Featured Brief
Work permits for Haitian and Syrian caregivers ended July 27. Here's what that means for your schedule and your I-9 file
Before you build the relationship, you have to earn the meeting.
Home care sees more of a client's daily life than any other part of healthcare and almost none of the data gets used.
One agency has 200 caregivers. Another has 2. Last week, they had the exact same 5 a.m. crisis.
Why your best caregivers leave quietly, and what actually prevents it
What actually builds referrals (and the shortcut that can end your agency)
AI in Home Care: What It Can Actually Do for Your Agency Right Now
When every door looks closed: how operators are thinking about payer mix right now
Your billing isn't broken. But the hours you spend keeping it that way are costing you.
Your roster has 30 caregivers. So why are the same 4 people covering everything?
When the phone won't stop ringing and you still can't convert
Trends, Breakdowns, and What’s Actually Happening Inside Home Care Operations
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