Today’s leaders face changing regulations, changing pay models while also managing staff that have different work expectations. In this webinar we will look at different methods of holding staff and leaders accountable to perform at their highest level with the least amount of oversight.
Care Managers are becoming their clients’ true partners in health for life, yet many Care Managers today are often asked “what is your value?” or “why do your services cost so much?” In this webinar, we will cover the metrics that quantify the value of care management services and go beyond the feeling of peace of mind.
Recent natural disasters and extreme weather have reminded us about the things we can take for granted in life – and in how we run our healthcare organizations. If you do not have the correct IT infrastructure and disaster recovery processes in place, you cannot provide care for your patients as effectively. This education session will teach you the right Disaster Recovery principles, and how to keep your institution operating smoothly during a Disaster Recovery period.
While many healthcare providers have established processes for rolling out changes and training team members accordingly, often times the process falls short. It’s often because team members’ behaviors were only superficially adjusted. Organizations will only realize lasting and positive change when they learn the secrets to transforming human behavior at its core. This webinar teaches how to manage and affect this change and ensure your clinicians are compliant.
Jennifer Maxwell, co-founder and president of Maxwell Healthcare Associates, works with the nation’s top home health and hospice providers through technology implementations, regulatory compliance initiatives, clinical efficiency evaluations and more. Ensuring success through these undertakings requires a formula to positively affect change.
Care Management is both under-utilized and misunderstood. Care Managers are becoming their clients’ true partners in health for life. Care Management aims to improve a person’s experience with the healthcare system by enhancing coordination of care, eliminating duplication, and helping patients and caregivers effectively manage health conditions.
Register for this education session, and learn more about the emergence and importance of Care Management.
Employers and HR managers have repeatedly expressed their dismay about missing out because their Work Opportunity Tax Credit applications weren’t handled professionally.
Home Health Care agencies are all looking for ways to increase their revenues. The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is the most overlooked mechanism for an improved bottom line in the industry. The Work Opportunity Tax Credit is a federal credit that allows companies to claim $2,400 to $9,600 for each eligible new hire. Completing a simple form for each new hire could earn your company hundreds-thousands of dollars in federal tax credits.