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What the 7 Most Shocking Home Care Trends Mean for the Industry in 2022

Home Care Pulse

. – Trend #6: Agency Owners are Strengthening their Compensation Plans to Compete in a Crowded Labor Market. – Trend #7: Agency Owners Who Offer Both Ongoing and Orientation Training See a $700,000 Increase in Revenue. – Get the Full Scoop with the 2022 HCP Benchmarking Report. You’ve come to the right place.

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The Ultimate Guide to Caregiver Training in 2022

Home Care Pulse

The vote among home care agency owners is unanimous: training has never been more important. Specialty care courses . Offering specialty care training courses positions your agency as an employer who invests in their employees’ knowledge and skill development like no other job on the market can.

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Nurse Appreciation Through the Power of Technology

AlayaCare

More than 500,000 RNs are anticipated to retire by 2022 , and it’s projected that 1.1 At her previous employer, she had to call first thing in the morning to get that day’s schedule, but now that her agency has provided her with a mobile app she’s able to log in and conveniently view her schedule for the day.

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The 5 Most Important Metrics You Need to Audit Your Agency’s Training Program

Home Care Pulse

Over half of all home care agencies currently offer their caregivers training in the following 8 topics: personal care (ADLs), client safety, infection control basics, employee safety, Coronavirus, client rights, communications and other soft skills, diseases and chronic conditions.

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Supporting patient, caregiver and family engagement with technology

AlayaCare

As a result, home care organizations are not only caring for more clients – but more clients with acute and complex needs. It’s far from the only new demand for home care organizations. Agencies accepting these reimbursements are required to deliver better outcomes and back these claims up with data.

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Supporting patient, caregiver and family engagement with technology

AlayaCare

As a result, home care organizations are not only caring for more clients – but more clients with acute and complex needs. It’s far from the only new demand for home care organizations. Agencies accepting these reimbursements are required to deliver better outcomes and back these claims up with data.

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