Why Your Agency Should Focus More on Palliative Care
Palliative care is less widely known than most healthcare services that your clients may need. Are your caregivers trained to identify those needs?
How to Address Negative Reviews on Your Hospice Agency
No one wants to see a one-star review blemish their company's reputation. Here are some actionable tips to address them and how to use negative feedback as a learning opportunity.
Let’s Talk Poop–Bowel Movements and End of Life Care
It's something we all do. Learn more about bowel movements at the end of life.
Why Your Caregivers Need to Focus More on Cooking
Meal preparation is often overlooked with client and caregiver matching - learn why it’s important and how to prepare your caregivers to be master chefs.
What Do OSHA’s New ETS Guidelines Mean to You as a Home Care Provider?
COVID-19 remains a threat to vulnerable populations and many of those caring for them. These new regulations are designed to keep your caregivers safe. Is your agency prepared to be compliant with these guidelines?
The Rise of Hospital at Home
With the events of 2020 and the ongoing impact of other chronic diseases, hospitals and patients are opting for in-home care rather than being treated in a hospital setting.
“People Don’t Die Like They Do In the Movies,” Explains Barbara Karnes
Barbara Karnes answers Linda Thompson’s question about death and the dying process.
Is your care team prepared to prevent hospital readmissions?
Current research shows that following a hospital stay, receiving professional care at home can reduce readmissions by as much as 25 percent – but only if your care team has the tools and knowledge they need to make it so!
