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  • Home health, hospice, palliative care, private duty, in-home care, and community-based organizations hold the answers to efficiently overseeing high-risk patients. This online Master Class will delve deep into new developments your referrals are experiencing, key trends impacting complex care, and how your organization can make your business case through value propositions. Discover the secrets to cultivating robust referral relationships, crafting engaging value propositions, and mastering the art of presenting compelling business cases. Registration Open Available on demand Registration includes enrollment for up to 10 people. Must be enrolled to attend. Business email required for each enrollee. This Master Class is delivered live online but will also be available afterward on demand, ensuring you can get valuable insights even if you cannot attend the live event. Don’t let your busy schedule hinder your access to valuable knowledge and skills.

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    Additional enrollees will be enabled upon completion of initial enrollee. Company email addresses required. Think Tank programs are open only to provider organizations delivering patient care, including home health care, at-home care, hospice, palliative care, community-based organizations, hospitals, ACOs, managed care organizations, and physicians. Enrollees for the program must be full-time employees of the organization. If you are unsure whether your organization qualifies for Think Tank programs or your organization is a provider that also sells products, services or you are a consultant then contact us before enrolling.
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