JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2025 ISSUE
The New Year is Turbocharging Positive Change
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We dive deeper into subjects that can affect the future of your organization, providing actionable ideas on important topics affecting the rapidly changing healthcare and care-at-home industry.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY ARTICLES
As we enter 2025, the home care sector is on the brink of unprecedented transformation. This year is set to accelerate improvements in the quality and accessibility of home care services. Now is the time to embrace these changes and position yourself at the forefront of an industry that is revolutionizing care in the home.
Message From Lisa Remington
November/December 2024 Issue
FREE CONTENT As we enter 2025, the home care sector is poised for unprecedented transformation. This year promises to turbocharge improvements in the quality and accessibility of home care services. Now is the time to embrace these changes and position yourself at the forefront of an industry that is revolutionizing care in the home. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this exciting evolution in home care.
2025: Medical Conditions that are Significantly Reducing Hospital Readmission Rates
January/February 2025 Issue
SUBSCRIBER CONTENT Hospitals across the United States have seen a significant decline in readmission rates for the third consecutive year, marking an important achievement in healthcare delivery and patient management. Home care providers can gain valuable insights into medical conditions associated with lower readmission rates, the national average readmission rates, and the factors contributing to this improvement.
An Inside Look at How to Overcome the Complex Relationship Between Medicare Advantage Plans and Home Care Providers
January/February 2025 Issue
SUBSCRIBER CONTENT The relationship between home care providers and Medicare Advantage plans has been challenging, to say the least. As obstacles persist, it is essential for home care providers to establish meaningful relationships. We will examine the current challenges, solutions to improve relationships, and the important role of home care in Medicare Advantage plans. Discover how to effectively bridge these gaps and advocate for better integration of home care in the Medicare Advantage plans.
Remote Patient Monitoring: The Cost Savings and Readmission Reductions for Specific Medical Conditions in Home Care
January/February 2025 Issue
SUBSCRIBER CONTENT The cost savings and reduction in hospital readmissions achieved by home care organizations through Remote patient monitoring can be substantial. This article explores how remote patient monitoring creates cost savings, reduces readmissions, and improves care efficiency.
Over 57,000 Beneficiaries are Participating in a CMS Innovation Model: Why this is Important for Home Care Providers to Know
January/February 2025 Issue
SUBSCRIBER CONTENT According to the 2024 Report to Congress from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI), the estimated number of beneficiaries participating in CMMI tests or initiatives exceeds 57,000. Understanding the number of beneficiaries, the breakdown by program, and the implications for home care providers is essential.
Comparing the 10 Most Common Medical Conditions Admitted to Home Care Services and Medicare Advantage Plans
January/February 2025 Issue
SUBSCRIBER CONTENT In home health care, the most common admission conditions often include various chronic illnesses, acute illnesses, and post-surgical needs, similar to those covered by Medicare Advantage plans. It’s worth examining the similarities and percentage rates between home health care and Medicare Advantage plans, as this information can be quite insightful.
2025 Caregiver Training Begins: Key Points About Home Care’s Role
January/February 2025 Issue
SUBSCRIBER CONTENT In 2025, reimbursement for caregiver training will begin. Although these are billing codes for training established by physicians, the initiative highlights caregiver engagement as a vital aspect of home-based care. This focus aims to reduce hospital readmissions and enhance patient outcomes.
