Home care

If a home care worker could work their shift, come home and take a class to receive certification or more credentialing, which may lead to higher wages, they may be more invested in home care as a profession.

A key leader of the newly unveiled Home Care Workforce Action Alliance doubts Congress will pass legislation this year that would funnel billions of dollars to home- and community-based services, and expand...

In a call to action Wednesday, home care industry leaders launched the Home Care Workforce Action Alliance to tackle the growing caregiver shortage. 

An aging population colliding with a severe workforce shortage is creating a crisis for the home care industry. In this Newsmakers Podcast, Howard Gleckman, senior fellow at the Brookings-Urban Tax Policy...

Baby boomers could be a challenging cohort for the home care industry to serve, according to  Right at Home’s new President and CEO Margaret Haynes.

Combining pay increases with innovative benefits and a culture that rewards loyalty is a key way to improve long-term care hiring and retention, six industry leaders said last week.

Union efforts to organize home care workers got a boost last week after the Biden administration ruled that state Medicaid programs can withhold union dues and employee benefits from home care workers’...

t’s hard not to be a little gaga over hospital-at-home, which essentially lets people undergo their hospital stay at home after an in-hospital assessment.

Aveanna CEO Tony Strange offered a brutal assessment of the home health and hospice hiring environment Thursday, telling Wall Street analysts that caregivers are now more concerned about wages than company...

Although rising interest rates and inflationary pressures could have some companies tapping the breaks on acquisitions, the Pennant Group is proceeding full speed ahead