In healthcare, workflow challenges are usually described in operational terms: delays, rework, missed information, inconsistent documentation. But beneath those surface problems is something more fundamental: the way humans think, process information, and handle competing demands.
Clinicians operate in environments where attention is constantly being divided. Every extra field, unclear step, or... Keep Reading
Coordinating care in the home has long required providers to juggle multiple tools, systems and communication channels. Axxess began transforming that experience with Axxess Connect and Axxess Central, two powerful solutions designed to streamline collaboration, simplify scheduling and strengthen real-time communication across care teams.
Sonya Sobush, Vice President of Product at... Keep Reading
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping healthcare, but better technology alone doesn’t guarantee better care. Clinical excellence depends on how thoughtfully and responsibly AI is introduced, understood, and applied across care teams.
As part of our multi-part webinar series exploring the role of AI in modern care delivery, Axxess continued the... Keep Reading
As home health organizations navigate increasing regulatory demands, evolving reimbursement models and general operational complexity, the focus on financial reporting has become more than just a back-office function; it’s a key to success.
David Tomlinson, CPA, Senior Financial Reporting Analyst at Axxess, shared how the use of smarter, more flexible reporting... Keep Reading
Growth is a goal shared by nearly every care at home organization. As providers expand into new markets, growth often introduces new layers of complexity, with more clinicians to support, more patients to serve, and more operational decisions that must be made quickly and accurately. Without the right systems in... Keep Reading
More than 63 million Americans serve as family caregivers, playing a vital role in safeguarding the health, dignity and quality of life of the people they support. Their care enables individuals to remain safely at home, easing the strain on the healthcare system while providing essential emotional stability and empathy.
Whether... Keep Reading
Predicting when a patient may be nearing the final week of life has long been a challenge in hospice care. Day‑to‑day changes, inconsistent visit timing, and evolving family needs can make the transition difficult to recognize in real time, even for the most experienced clinicians. Having earlier, clearer insights can... Keep Reading
Axxess is proud to celebrate the people behind the mission: leaders whose work not only drives innovation, but meaningfully improves care delivery. As part of our commitment to recognizing excellence, we’re launching a recurring spotlight series featuring Axxessians whose work is shaping the future of care at home.
This month, we’re... Keep Reading
In today’s home based care environment, organizations are navigating increasing expectations and regulatory scrutiny around care quality and patient outcomes.
One measure that has taken on growing importance is the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) Discharge Function Score (DFS). This measure provides a standardized view of how well patients... Keep Reading
Growth in care at home organizations often brings a familiar challenge: as census increases, operational complexity increases with it. Without the right systems in place, even the strongest teams can struggle to keep workflows efficient, stay compliant, and keep pace with rising demand. Organizations that scale successfully tend to have... Keep Reading
Clinical decision-making has always been at the heart of home-based care. Every visit requires clinicians to interpret small changes, dissect complex information and make timely decisions that directly affect patient outcomes. Today’s clinicians are being asked to make critical decisions all while managing heavier caseloads, navigating growing documentation demands and... Keep Reading
The population of adults 65 and older is projected to double in the U.S. by 2050, placing increasing pressure on health systems to deliver consistent, high‑quality care for older adults. To meet this growing demand, organizations are turning to innovative techniques and care models that better support clinicians in providing... Keep Reading