Discover key Medicaid changes in 2025 and how home care agencies can stay compliant, boost revenue, and streamline operations.

Learn how leading home care agencies use scheduling software to reduce no-shows, boost caregiver accountability, and improve client satisfaction.

Discover common causes of high AR over 90 days for home care agencies and proven strategies to improve your revenue cycle and reduce delays in reimbursements.

Learn how home health agencies can improve compliance with Medicare documentation requirements through best practices, training, and EMR optimization.

Boost patient safety with advanced Home Care EMR Software. Learn how real-time alerts and eMAR improve care quality and reduce medication errors.

Retaining clients in home care is a constant challenge. High turnover rates stem from inconsistent care quality, poor communication, and caregiver burnout—leading to lost revenue and disrupted care. This instability not only affects business profitability but also diminishes trust and patient outcomes.

Learn how ONE Software empowers home care agencies to diversify services, streamline workflows, and expand offerings for improved patient satisfaction.

In this blog, we discuss how some of these trends are shaping the direction of the home healthcare industry.

Home care agencies play a crucial role in providing essential services to individuals in need, particularly our aging senior population, people with chronic illnesses, and those with disabilities. To ensure that these agencies maintain high standards of care, they are often subject to surveys and audits by federal and state regulatory bodies. Preparing for and passing these surveys is essential not only for compliance but also for the continued trust and satisfaction of clients and their families.

In the evolving field of home care, clinical managers face numerous challenges that impact their ability to provide high-quality patient care. Home care software offers powerful solutions to these challenges by transforming how clinical managers operate and manage their teams. This blog explores how home care software can solve key challenges faced by clinical managers in home care and enhance overall performance.

Patients often take for granted the importance of understanding the what, when, why, and how of the care they receive. Caregivers are no less guilty – unintentionally, they might miss that a patient has tuned out of a procedural explanation due to a lack of comprehension.

This is where health literacy comes into play. Caregivers who can generate engagement in their patients tend to get better health results and experience more satisfaction. Patients become more engaged in their care when they have a comprehensive understanding of the care they are receiving.

Most home health care agencies are well-equipped to deal with the daily challenges of operating in the medical field. Regulations, care coordination, scheduling, patient and employee requirements, and a swarm of other things complicate everyday tasks. But, for most home health care administrators, the most frustrating yet vital part in managing all these moving targets is the time it takes to complete, send, and receive proper documentation.

Home Care Agencies face a range of scheduling challenges. The complexities of scheduling care for clients while managing a diverse range of field staff can frequently create friction. Most often, schedulers find themselves juggling last-minute cancellations, staff availability, geographic constraints, caregiver and client preferences, and regulatory compliance.