It’s fitting that the government shutdown ended this week in November, a month that honors home health, personal care, hospice and palliative care providers. After all, many of these very people were ...

Telehealth providers are breathing a sigh of relief after President Trump signed a continuing resolution into law Wednesday ...

As home care providers look for ways to curb preventable falls and hospitalizations among older adults, BAYADA Home Health ...

As government investigators step up on-site visits and intensify Medicaid audits, home care agencies should implement stronger day-to-day compliance processes to avoid steep penalties and protect cash ...

After weathering challenges throughout 2025, Chemed, the parent company of VITAS, is looking to expand its hospice business ...

As the government begins to reopen, programs that were put on hold during the shutdown, such as the Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver, are gearing up to provide services once again. But given the ...

PHI, an organization that researches and advocates on behalf of direct care workers, on Friday released a brief challenging ...

Lack of reimbursement stability in home health is driving Addus Homecare, in part, to pursue personal care as the centerpiece of its 2026 mergers and acquisitions strategy, executives of the company ...

The freeze on distribution of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits this month has created additional ...

Heart failure response training for home health aides can lead to better health outcomes, including fewer 911 calls for ...

The National Home Infusion Association urged United States lawmakers to support the Preserving Patient Access to Home ...

The number of older adults living alone is rising quickly in the United States, but relatively few of these so-called ...