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In response to proposed payment cuts to home health provider reimbursement, the National Alliance for Care at Home hosted a webinar sponsored by Axxess, to discuss the 2026 home health proposed rule from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services … Keep Reading
A new presidential administration means new players and new perspectives on how home-based care can play a role in the $5 trillion healthcare industry. A panel discussion at the 2025 Axxess Growth, Innovation and Leadership Experience (AGILE) brought together care … Keep Reading
The 2026 Home Health Prospective Payment System (HH PPS) proposed rule includes several regulatory updates, as well as a proposed 6.4% cut in Medicare home health payments. In a webinar moderated by Laura Barnett, Vice President of External Affairs at … Keep Reading
The transition to Hospice Outcomes and Patient Evaluation (HOPE) will require providers to have a comprehensive understanding and clear grasp of the HOPE requirements to remain compliant. Kate Warnock, Senior Director of Communications and Brand Strategy in Marketing at Forcura, … Keep Reading
The Hospice Outcomes and Patient Evaluation (HOPE) tool will take effect on October 1, 2025, introducing an updated approach to the evaluation and management of hospice care. To help organizations navigate this transition, Axxess hosted a webinar series providing essential … Keep Reading
As of July 1, home health organizations must collect and submit Outcome and Assessment Information Set (OASIS) data for all patients served under a Medicare-certified organization, regardless of the payer source. This mandate includes patients covered by non-Medicare, non-Medicaid, private … Keep Reading
Workforce challenges are top of mind for care at home providers. During an education session at the 2025 Axxess Growth, Innovation and Leadership Experience (AGILE), Eric Scharber, Executive Vice President of SimiTree, David Totaro, Chief Government Affairs Officer for Bayada … Keep Reading
The Trump administration’s ongoing enforcement of stricter immigration policies has major implications for the care at home industry, where nearly one in three employees is an immigrant. With this increased governmental scrutiny, it is now more crucial than ever for … Keep Reading
In today’s healthcare industry, interoperability and real-time data exchange are essential for delivering timely, quality care in the home. However, many healthcare organizations still struggle with data silos, manual processes and fragmented communication, which can lead to delays and errors. … Keep Reading
The challenge of coordinating healthcare has been a long-standing issue for care at home providers. Many providers have used external tools and products to help enhance their communication and streamline their care processes. Axxess aims to alleviate this burden and … Keep Reading
At the 2025 Axxess Growth, Innovation, and Leadership Experience (AGILE), product leaders showcased several new innovations that are now available to organizations. One of the features unveiled was the Care Predictor, the latest, innovative Axxess Business Intelligence tool. Jaime Carlson, … Keep Reading
Care in the home is undergoing rapid change along with the rest of the healthcare continuum. Through that change, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a transformative force that can revolutionize the way care is delivered. AI-driven solutions are not … Keep Reading
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