Overutilization of resources in home health is a hidden expense for the agency and a drain on profitability. Minimizing overutilization is one of the easiest ways to improve an HHA’s profitability, but you need to know how to identify and address it effectively.
Budgeting & Forecasting
A Starter Budget
Even doing a limited budget is better than not doing a budget at all.
Business and Financial Fundamentals that all HHAs should Employ
It may be hard to believe, but the home health industry utilized more business and financial fundamentals 25+ years ago than what it utilizes today. That seems backward, because logic would dictate that as an organization/industry matures, its utilization of business...
Financial Fundamentals in Home Health
The use of financial fundamentals in home health will help leadership to better understand the agency and achieve greater profitability.
Budgeting for 2025, and Beyond
Budgeting is a vital, but underutilized business fundamental that would help any home health agency to improve their operational results.
Budgeting and Forecasting
this post is about budgeting and forecasting in the home health industry
PDGM and the LUPA Thresholds
This is a brief overview of the changes to the LUPA Threshold under PDGM.
Patient Budgeting to Improve Your Bottom-Line
Proper patient-budgeting probably has the potential to make the quickest and biggest impact on your bottom-line. Since we in home health must continue to do even more with less, becoming more efficient and cost effective is a MUST for survival and growth. Powerful...
Budgeting in Home Health
Well, here we are again in the last quarter of the year (for those on a calendar year) and it’s time to start working on your budget for 2014. Well, at least for those that do budgets; which my experience has shown to be around 50% of the companies out there. I am not...





