Tackling the Continuum of Care at the PointClickCare Summit

Kristin Easterling

Hospital. Rehab. Skilled nursing facility. Home. That’s how discharge works after an acute care episode, or how many patients and family members expect discharge to work. Some patients expect to be discharged straight home into the care of family and home health providers.

For patients on the care journey, moving from one point of care to another can be difficult to navigate. If expectations are not managed by health care providers, the journey becomes even more problematic, leading to additional complications with care.

Noted at NAHC: Are You Ready?

Liz Carey

You think you know what’s coming, and then it comes, and it’s not what you expected.

Kicking off the 2018 Home Care and Hospice Conference and Expo in Grapevine, Texas, this week, NAHC President Bill Dombi said his organization at first anticipated a minor year in terms of advocacy but true to the ever-changing weather of homecare, that wasn’t how things turned out.

Take Care of the Client and Success Will Follow

“Do what you love, and you’ll never work another day in your life.” We’ve all heard that sentiment before. But does anyone really believe it to be true? Is it possible to have such passion and love for your career that it doesn’t feel like work? According to Rob Nervo, the answer is yes—if it’s truly in your heart and you care about what you’re doing, and if you want to make a difference in people’s lives.