CitusHealth Blog

Explore how telehospice helps those in rural regions get the hospice and palliative care they need and improves their quality of care.

Transitioning from hospital to #homebased care represents a critical step in care that presents unique challenges, particularly in #homeinfusion and specialty pharmacy services. Successfully navigating these challenges is imperative for #patient recovery and sustaining long-term health.

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Let’s look at five important features and benefits of this system, including better visibility, scheduling, communication, and staff management. And explore how these features can optimize operations and increase efficiency.

Let’s look at five key strategies healthcare providers can implement today to rebuild and fortify consumer confidence. We’ll explore how to help bridge gaps, meet challenges head-on, and ultimately lead to a future where consumer confidence in post-acute care is restored and thriving.

Coralina Charles knows the challenges of implementing new software in home health and hospice agencies because she’s been in your shoes. Quite literally. CitusHealth can help agencies like yours solve your most pressing challenges.

As reimbursement changes and rate cuts keep coming for our […]

The right technology tools can make a difference in helping you significantly reduce the burden on clinicians to boost their satisfaction and retention. Here are 5 ways.

Keeping a pulse on what matters most to your customers is critical for any business, and hospice organizations are no exception. We commissioned a study to help hospice leaders better understand what hospice family caregivers really want (and need). This blog explores the results of the study and how they may impact your organization.

Despite the importance of patient engagement in home health, a new consumer study reveals that most agencies are falling short when it comes to engaging effectively with patients and family caregivers. In this blog, we explore the study’s results and the financial impact of the lack of patient and caregiver engagement.