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poor care
By Ginny Kenyon • November 10, 2026
Agencies prioritizing clinical excellence, transition management, and rigorous outcome monitoring will secure maximum payment adjustments and expand market share.
clinical outcomes
By Ginny Kenyon • November 7, 2026
The disappointing trajectory of clinical outcomes in home health is not failure of clinicians, but rather the result of a system operating under mounting pressure.
compliance survey
By Ginny Kenyon • October 29, 2026
Your resurvey is not just an administrative hurdle; it's vital validation of the quality and safety of care your agency delivers to vulnerable populations daily.
AI EHR
By Ginny Kenyon • October 26, 2026
While AI can draft, summarize, and categorize data at unprecedented speeds, it lacks clinical intuition, empathy, legal accountability, and clinical judgment.
fraud waste and abuse
By Ginny Kenyon • October 23, 2026
Combating fraud, waste, and abuse in home health care is more than an admin requirement; it is essential to patient safety and responsible financial stewardship.
Partnerships
By Ginny Kenyon • October 14, 2026
Converting a potential referral partner into a consistent source of business requires a structured, multi-touch relationship strategy not just a conversation
Corporate Culture
By Ginny Kenyon • October 8, 2026
Building and maintaining a strong, positive corporate culture is no longer a soft perk reserved for tech giants with ping-pong tables—it is a core business strategy.
Regulatory compliance
By Ginny Kenyon • September 30, 2026
Regulatory compliance shouldn't function as a reactive response to survey threat; it must be embedded in day-to-day operations. Proactive agencies prove successful.
true cost of claim denials
By Ginny Kenyon • September 23, 2026
Don’t leave money on the table. If you don't have OASIS-E1 and ICD-10 certified staff working in your agency, you are probably one of the agencies losing money.
Unlocking fair reimbursement
By Ginny Kenyon • September 9, 2026
The OASIS assessment and ICD-10 coding are not mere administrative paperwork—they form the financial baseline of the entire agency. And, the clinical must match.
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