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The most recent news, announcements, and regulatory updates for home health, hospice, and supportive care at home
Interoperability: The Unreachable Dream
by Kristin Rowan, Editor – Editorial: Interoperability has been a sticking point for care at home for as long as most of us can remember. The time has come to end the struggle.
What Can Providers Give to Patients, Pt 2
by Elizabeth E. Hogue, Esq. – There is a limit to how much you can help your patients outside of paid or reimbursed care. Know the limit and work inside the law. Part 2 of a 4-part series.
Government Shutdown
by Kristin Rowan, Editor – Day 16 of the government shutdown and the vote to pass the budget has failed 10 times. Updates on Medicare and Medicaid payment delays and the end of face-to-face telehealth visits.
Can This New Software Eliminate Fraud and Billing Errors?
by Tim Rowan, Editor Emeritus – We took part in a demo of the Compliance Plus system and spoke with user Mohammed. We saw a comprehensive, user-friendly system, with a color-coded user interface, that includes scheduling, EVV, and billing for Medicaid, Managed Care, and all other payers an agency contracts with.
What Can Providers Give to Patients, Pt 1
by Elizabeth E. Hogue, Esq. – Providers, including marketers, are tempted to give patients free items and services. But be careful! These activities may violate laws prohibiting providers that participate in state and federal health programs from giving free items and services to patients.
It’s More than Just Payroll
by Kristin Rowan, Editor – If you’re looking for a payroll partner, and even if you’re not, this software provider is one you definitely don’t want to miss. It’s payroll…and so much more.
MACPAC Rate Setting
From National Alliance for Care at Home – MAC PAC recommendations meet criticism from the National Alliance for Care at Home. Full Press Release here.
The $100,000 Visa
by Kristin Rowan, Editor – The $100,000 visa has caused confusion, fear, cancelled travel plans, and an uproar among companies that hire immigrant workers. Will it impact care at home?
AI Eases Clinician Burnout
by Curantis Solutions – In hospice and palliative care, clinicians are the heart of care delivery, and often the largest expense line item on your budget. But today, many are walking a tightrope between compassion fatigue and after-hours documentation burnout. Hospice organizations can’t afford to lose them. And with AI-powered tools, you don’t have to.
AI in Hospice: 3 Questions Before Adopting
by Curantis SolutionsArtificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare. From voice-to-text documentation to predictive analytics, AI promises to streamline operations, reduce clinician burden, and improve outcomes. However, in hospice and...
Bill Dombi Presents
by Kristin Rowan, EditorIt has become almost customary for the President/CEO of The Alliance, and previously NAHC, to give the keynote address at state association and software user group meetings. The 2025 Kantime event, Passport to Success, was...
Advocacy Week
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Elyssa Katzcommunications@allianceforcareathome.org571-281-0220National Alliance for Care at Home Hosts Inaugural Advocacy Week on Capitol...
Update on Malpractice Claims
by Elizabeth E. Hogue, Esq.New analysis by Claggett, Sykes and Garza Trial Lawyers shows that registered nurses (RNs) and physicians continue to top the list of health professions most likely to be sued for malpractice. A total of 50,555 claims...
Medicare Advantage Excess Payments
by Kristin Rowan, EditorResearchers from the Department of Health Services, Policy and Practice at Brown Universchool of Public Health and the Department of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine at Icahn School of Medicine published an original...
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