The shift to administering infusions in out-of-hospital settings is clear — but how can pharmacies prepare to meet these demands and shift with a changing industry? In this blog, we discuss two ways providers can find success in ambulatory infusion centers and suites.
A common challenge among providers is sharing educational information. Manual processes and paper materials are often used, creating slow workflows and delaying care. In this blog, we explore how the right technology can tackle some of these challenges with digital educational workflows that can improve efficiency and help home and specialty infusion providers scale.
In this new era of reimbursement in home health, technology can help in ways that go beyond streamlining your daily processes and operations. In fact, with the right tools, your organization can gain a competitive edge, increase referrals, and enhance the quality of care you provide. In this blog, we explore five ways to modify your communication strategy to succeed in HHVBP.
With drug costs on the rise, payors are starting to shift where patients receive infusions. Instead of hospital settings, they’re opting for ambulatory infusion centers and suites or home infusion. As this change continues, industry players need to consider the impact it can have on their businesses. This blog explores four ripple effects of this shift on key industry stakeholders.
Home and specialty infusion pharmacies are experiencing rapid growth. Those that adopt digital tools to prioritize patient centricity will be likely to scale as the industry continues to grow. In this blog, we explore three key trends pharmacies should consider as they face the challenges of rising demands for infusion services.
Regulatory scrutiny continues to intensify for hospice providers across the country, with incomplete plans of care (POCs) being among the most common items cited on Hospice CAHPS surveys. What does this mean for hospice providers in 2023? This blog shares some of the tools that can help improve compliance and adherence.
As home-based care organizations navigate staffing shortages, nursing staff are seeking out employers that allow them to do less non-clinical tasks and experience more work-life balance. The right technology can enhance your staffing strategy, recruit talent with efficient workflows, and empower teams to work at the top of their licenses. In this blog, learn three tips to improve staffing by maximizing technology.
In a study that surveyed hospice family caregivers, we discovered a clear demand — caregivers and patients want advanced technology that can keep them securely connected with providers. In this blog, we explore our survey results and five ways technology can improve satisfaction among caregivers through real-time communication.
Secure, real-time communication is one of the most attractive elements of the CitusHealth platform.
Home-based care clinicians go into this important line of work because they love caring for patients — and many will soon be taking care of the next generation. In this blog, we discuss the challenges they face in today’s post-pandemic world and how providers can find creative ways to prioritize their satisfaction.
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