Our guest blogger today is Jane Blanchard, a blogger, home design geek, and graphic designer from Savannah, GA. Making modifications to better accommodate an elderly individual can help keep them acci[...]
I attended a free Webinar on the subject of Private Duty Home Care Marketing featuring Steve "the Hurricane," from Hurricane Marketing Enterprises, as the guest speaker. I hadn't encountered Steve pre[...]
Last month I attended a conference called "Healthcare in Transition" that was led by the editor of Home Care Technology Report (subscribe for free here). The conference focused on the future of the US[...]
Last week I wrote about how home care agencies can position themselves to be on the “Tipping Point”, the wave of the future of healthcare via a care transitions initiative.
Posts by Home Care Software Geek in this blog don't talk about Home Care Nursing Software, Private Duty Telephony, DME Delivery Software, Care Transitions or the other topics we focus on regularly at [...]
AARP, formerly the American Association of Retired Persons, does a good deal of research on topics of interest to elder Americans. I came across an interesting research paper from the AARP Policy Inst[...]
Your home care web site is a critical marketing tool for your agency. We've blogged about this a lot in the past, so as a refresher, here are a few prior articles that you may want to take a look at:
We're taking a break from our typical topics of care transitions and home care and happy to bring back a guest blog from Chicago-based freelance blogger and writer Beth Kelly. Beth's bio is below.
For the most part, Home Care Aides have not received significant formal health care training, but they are often the best care providers on the planet. They're able to learn the skills needed to provi[...]
The Dangers of Coming Home From the Hospital I read a great recent article on Forbes.com entitled "Coming Home From The Hospital Is Actually More Dangerous Than You Might Expect." The great thing abou[...]
Elizabeth E. Hogue, Esq. has written an in-depth article, "Taking Responsibility for Reductions in Hospital Readmissions: Be Careful!" that we encourage you to read, reposted here:
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