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Hospices Leverage Partnerships to Scale Palliative Care Programs

Hospice News

The issue is in the long-term and down the road, not at the bottom of the spreadsheet. “There is complexity around the business case and figuring out how to lead with that, how to make that and getting insurers and payers to actually see it,” Goldstein said.

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Canyon Exec Norris: Hospices Without Home Health, Ancillary Services Will Struggle

Hospice News

We have been, and continue to be, very selective with our hospice acquisitions, as we have seen private equity groups overpay for acquisitions to satisfy their short-term objectives. Private equity groups’ model of acquiring and flipping in three- to five-year exits are more focused on short-term census growth for an exit.

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Rippl to Offer Home-Based Mental Health Care for Seniors After $32 Million Seed Round

Hospice News

Many people will never be able to really afford long-term care, and I think there’s a big equity issue here. NASDAQ: SBUX), began looking into these issues while he was leading the long-term care company Aegis Living. So how do we provide that infrastructure to keep them at home?”. Engskov, a former president of the U.S.

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Hospice Market to Nearly Double by 2030; Palliative Care to See Large Gains

Hospice News

But preparing for what lies ahead won’t be merely a numbers game in terms of bringing on staff. “The biggest limitation to growth currently is the labor shortage and high staff turnover,” BofA representatives told Hospice News in an email. Recruiting and retaining sufficient volumes of clinicians is crucial to growth, according to Tanquilut.

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5 opportunities where technology can help home care agencies grow

AlayaCare

Governments are increasingly turning to home care providers as a means of alleviating strapped hospital resources and a shortage of long-term care facilities. People ages 65 years and above is projected to rise to 86.7 million by 2050 accounting for approximately 20% of the U.S. population.

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5 opportunities where technology can help home care agencies grow

AlayaCare

Governments are increasingly turning to home care providers as a means of alleviating strapped hospital resources and a shortage of long-term care facilities. People ages 65 years and above are projected to rise to 86.7 million by 2050 accounting for approximately 20% of the U.S. population.

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STEADI does it: A fresh look at fall prevention

Rehab Realities by Renee Kinder

The opinions expressed in McKnight’s Long-Term Care News guest submissions are the author’s and are not necessarily those of McKnight’s Long-Term Care News or its editors. She can be reached at rkinder@broadriverrehab.com .