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FREE Web Seminar:
Diversification and Growth Strategies: Private Duty Services and More
What is the State of the Industry? This session will examine the current state of home healthcare and its distinct segments. How they may have changed from a variety of perspectives: reimbursement, operations, profitability, growth, value, and more. Will provide insights into where each is likely headed over the near term, as economic and health care policy evolve.
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 Start Up Conference: Home Health
From Vision to Reality
This course will introduce you to the home health business. It will review the necessary steps that must be taken to begin the process of agency start-up. Help you understand requirements for facility, financial, time, and personnel. Understand how to create effective billing, budget and other financial systems/processes. Define administrative and clinical needs, action plan and develop timeline, understand compliance and get the answers to the: Who, Why, What, Where, How and When regarding agency start up.
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Start Up Conference: Hospice
From Vision to Reality
This course was designed to introduce hospice business as a stand alone service or addition to existing services. It will help you understand CMS requirements for facility, financial, time, and personnel. Understand how to create effective billing, budget and other financial systems/processes. Define administrative and clinical needs, action plan and develop timeline, understand compliance and get the answers to the: Who, Why, What, Where, How and When regarding hospice agency start up.
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Start Up Conference: Private Duty
From Vision to Reality
This course will cover non-medical home care business. Currently there is licensure for this level of service in about half of the states. Get the latest update and learn what if means for you to start your business now. This track will help you understand requirements for location, operations, financial requirements, local state and federal regulations and laws and personnel. Understand billing, budgeting and other financial systems/processes. Define administrative and client needs, and develop timeline for launch and get the answers to the: Who, Why, What, Where, How and When regarding non-medical home care aide organization start up.
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Face-to-Face Encounters & Updated G-Codes for 2011
This 90 minute webinar taught by Melinda Gaboury is sure to give agencies some additional clarifications on the Face-to-Face Requirements for both home health and hospice. This session will include the most recent updates from CMS and some reinforcement as to Agency’s day-to-day application. One of the big questions is what physicians or practitioners, etc. can conduct these encounters – this session will deal with that question extensively. In addition, Gaboury will analyze the new G-Codes to be utilized in home health and provide clarity on their use.
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Home Care Aide Training
Comprehensive yet affordable, our Home Care Aide on-linecurriculum is designed fornewcomers and experienced home care aides to receive formal training. Join the fast growing and exciting home care industry.
CAHSAH training offers two different levels of training for non-medical home care workers
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Home Care Manager Certificate Program
The Home Care Manager Certificate Program HCMCP™ is an interactive and intensive educational program, providing leading edge management concepts and skills that are critical for home care managers to know and understand. This program was designed to accommodate all sections of home care, from private pay to large home care agencies.
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Hospice Manager Certificate Program
The goal of the Hospice Manager Certificate Program HMCP™ is to provide managers and mid-level supervisors the core business operating principles and tools necessary to successfully manage a hospice program. This program is designed to improve your coaching skills, build your management team, understand the new hospice conditions of participation and state laws impacting your agency. Learn the fundamentals of budgeting, financial management, compliance, marketing, regulatory and human resources of entry level hospice managers.
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Home Care Administrator Certificate Program
The goal of the Home Care Administrator Certificate Program HCACP™ is to provide a supportive learning environment for administrators and senior managers. You will be able to advance your skills and knowledge base to position your organization to prosper in the rapidly changing health care environment. Learn the secrets to integrate the complexities of quality, compliance, financial management and strategic performance.
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Marketing Home Care 101, 201 & 301
Effective marketing is key for growing any business. The home care industry, however, requires a marketing approach that differs from standard and traditional marketing efforts in many crucial ways. Learn the foundation and basics to improve marketing efforts for your home care agency to stand out from the competition.
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Medicare Home Health PPS Billing
Billing is a very critical part of home health and this two day workshop will lay a concrete foundation of that process for all participants. Participants will learn a more effective approach to the Medicare PPS regulation, conducting Medicare verifications and understanding adjustments.
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New Home Health Nurse Training
10-Part Webinar Series - Recordings Available
Working as a nurse in a home health setting involves a number of areas that a nurse experienced in any other setting has likely not been exposed to, such as homebound status, case management, the OASIS document, and safety in treating patients at home. For a home health nurse to be successful, it’s critical that he/she gain knowledge in these fundamental areas. This series is intended to provide an overview in many of these basic topics a nurse new to the home health environment will encounter on a daily basis.
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