Home Care Community Keeping Tabs on Immigration Crackdown
As protests over immigration policy continue to reverberate throughout the United States, the home care community is keeping a careful watch on developments.
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Neil Tantingco Walked Away from Tech—And Found a New Purpose in Home Care
When Neil Tantingco, 58, stepped away from a career in high-tech in 2000, he wasn’t thinking about buying a 50-bed assisted living community.
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CareVoyant Report Shares Recommendations to Navigate Medicaid Changes
A report by CareVoyant, which offers intake, scheduling, authorization management, clinical, financial and business intelligence solutions to the home care market, highlights a number of Medicaid changes in 2025 that will have an impact on home care agencies.
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‘Caregiving’ Documentary on PBS Highlights the Plight of Caring for Loved Ones
The two-hour documentary is centered on the personal experiences of caregivers providing for loved ones. As the number of caregivers declines, and the number of individuals requiring care in our country increases, the challenges grow.
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Harnessing Paid Leads to Fuel Senior Care Growth
If you’re considering paid lead services for your business—or had a disappointing experience in the past—this article will walk you through how they work, how to assess their value, and how to maximize your success.
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Why It’s Time to Rethink Minimum Hour Requirements in Home Care
While many agencies still require clients to commit to a set number of hours per day or week, this long-standing practice may be doing more harm than good. Minimum hourly requirements can limit access to care, create unnecessary financial burdens and prevent agencies from truly putting clients’ needs first.
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Breaking Through the Plateau: Smart Strategies to Sustain Long-Term Growth in Home Care
Today, adults aged 65 and older are one of the fastest-growing populations in the United States—and the overwhelming majority say they want to age in place. While this sets the stage for massive growth in home care, many agencies are hitting a plateau.
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Study: U.S. Dementia Caregiving Costs to Surpass $3 Trillion by 2060
A recent study published in JAMA Network Open projects that the total unpaid economic impact of dementia caregiving in the United States will exceed $3 trillion by 2060, up from approximately $344 billion in 2020.
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