OASIS Home Health: CMS Holds its Latest Open Door Forum
OASIS Home Health: CMS Holds its Latest Home Health, Hospice and DME Open Door Forum
From NAHC.org:Home Health Care Policies - Employers Offering More Elder Care Options
Home Health Care Policies: Employers Begin Addressing the Needs of Employees Responsible for Elder Care
As a larger amount of the population continues to age, planning for the methods and costs of care by loved ones is an increasingly vital task. As it turns out, many employers are...
OASIS Home Health - Report: Early Intervention Plans are Crucial
Oasis Home Health - Early Interventions Essential For Aging Population
A new series of studies reported by The Lancet indicates that the massive expansion of the aging population could be seriously at risk if early health interventions have not been established. Chronic illness, being...
OASIS Home Health: MHB Offers Free OASIS C-1 Webinar Q&A
OASIS HOME HEALTH: FREE OASIS-C1 IMPLEMENTATION WEBINAR ON DECEMBER 2, 3, 4 AT 11AM EST
On January 1, 2015 the home health industry will experience a major regulatory change with a new OASIS dataset called OASIS C-1. MyHomecareBiz will conduct a 30-45 minute online webinar to review...
Home Health Care Policies: Study Finds Lack of PCA Training Nationwide
Home Health Care Policies: The National Landscape of Personal Care Aide Training Standards
A new report published by UCSF Health Workforce Research Center on Long-Term Care (HWRC) indicated that there’s a major lack of proper training for personal care aids. The report states that...
Home Health Care Management: 2015 Official DME Rates published by CMS
Home Health Care Management: CMS Publishes 2015 Rate Fact Sheet.
As of Monday, November 10th CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) have issued their final rule regarding the payment adjustments for DME (durable medical equipment). The final rules come down amid the midst of
Home Health Care Management: Proposed Changes to Minimum Wage
Home health care management will see minimum wage guidelines championed by the Obama administration regarding general minimum wage and overtime pay go into effect in January, 2015. This may be good news for home health workers, however, many agencies
