Clear Friday Open Visits Before the Weekend Starts
Friday open visits are how Monday risk gets written onto the board. A visit still shows as planned when the caregiver already left the home. A form sits unfinished while the office...
Friday open visits are how Monday risk gets written onto the board. A visit still shows as planned when the caregiver already left the home. A form sits unfinished while the office...
Friday close gets messy when the board says one thing and the visit forms say another. A visit moves on the published schedule, but the form still carries yesterday's service window. Or...
Most agencies already have a policy that visit notes should land within 24 to 48 hours. The gap is rarely the policy. It is the habit of waiting until Friday afternoon, or...
April 1, 2026 is not a soft reminder. CMS has posted the final OASIS-E2 instruments with that effective date, which means the OASIS-E2 transition is a calendar problem for home health ops...
The home is no longer just where care happens — it is becoming the care platform itself. A recent analysis by Samsung Business Insights found that telehealth has evolved far beyond basic...
If you run a home health agency, you already know that scheduling is not just logistics. It is the backbone of everything your agency does. But most agencies treat it like an...
There is a moment every home health agency owner recognizes. The phone stops ringing with problems that can be solved by you personally, and starts ringing with problems that cannot. Not because...
If you run a home health agency, you've likely noticed that CMS doesn't just tweak rules quietly in the background anymore. The changes over the last couple of years have been structural,...
Every home health agency knows that the first 48 hours after a patient leaves the hospital are make-or-break. A smooth discharge means the patient arrives home with clear instructions, medications in hand,...
A mid-sized home health agency in the Southeast was losing patients — not because their clinical care was bad, but because families felt disconnected from the process. Nurses were showing up on...