Technology is rapidly transforming the way caregivers support those in need. From scheduling to coordination, communication and documentation, digital tools can make caregiving more efficient
“It takes a village,” the saying goes—and nowhere is this more evident than in caregiving. As the older population continues to grow, the collective need
In our previous blog post, Extend Client Reach, we shared how home care agencies can increase the value they bring to their clients and families
As the population ages, the demand for senior care continues to climb. More than 53 million Americans care for elderly relatives and friends, yet ensuring
Home care agencies are in the business of helping people, delivering value and improving their lives. Traditionally, agencies work like this: they get clients, hire
As our global population ages, the demand for quality senior care continues to rise while the supply of qualified caregivers is not keeping pace. In
Home care agencies are the coordinators between seniors in need of holistic private duty home care and the caregivers who will provide it. This is
Caregiving is important but hard work and caregivers’ focus can often be pulled away from providing high-quality care due to multiple factors such as ineffective
Collaborative care planning is a structured approach to assessing and addressing the needs of seniors who require assistance with activities of daily living as they
Home care agencies do important work supporting the activities of daily living, primarily for older clients. Agencies have good intentions and seek to provide their
Worrisome stats are everywhere. The number of seniors needing care far exceeds the number of caregivers available, and the gap is growing! To add to
According to a study conducted by the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC) and AARP in 2020, over 41 million people were reported to have provided
