Across Alabama, home care and adult daycare agencies are struggling to keep up with Medicaid billing and EVV compliance. Each denied claim means lost revenue, delayed caregiver pay, and mounting administrative stress. For many providers, the issue isn’t lack of effort, it’s outdated manual systems that can’t keep up with
January 1, 2026 marks a turning point in U.S. healthcare policy that has been debated for decades but never executed in practice. For the first time, Medicare will begin enforcing negotiated prices on select prescription drugs, moving beyond indirect cost controls into direct price intervention. This change is not
Owners and administrators often ask what the best home care software is because they are trying to protect operations, not because they are chasing technology. The question usually comes up after something breaks missed documentation, billing delays, audit pressure, or staff burnout caused by fragmented systems. The problem is
When operators ask which EMR program is most commonly used, they are usually not looking for market statistics. They are trying to reduce risk. The assumption is that if many organizations use a system, it must be safe, proven, and operationally reliable. That assumption often leads to the wrong
Home health care is a vital part of the healthcare system, providing essential services to patients in the comfort of their own homes. As more people seek care outside of hospitals and clinics, the demand for home health services has increased significantly. But with so many options available, a common
For nearly half a decade, much of the U.S. healthcare system has operated under an assumption that affordability would remain broadly accessible for people purchasing coverage through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces. That assumption was shaped by enhanced premium subsidies introduced during the pandemic and later extended, not as a
Home health providers often encounter a wide range of software tools designed to support scheduling, billing, documentation, and compliance. As these systems expand in functionality, questions naturally arise about how they should be classified. One common question is whether Homecare Homebase should be considered an Electronic Health Record (EHR) or
Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are used across many healthcare settings, but not all EHR systems serve the same purpose. The way care is delivered in a hospital is very different from how care is delivered in a clinic or a patient’s home. Because of this, EHRs are commonly understood in
Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are often associated with hospitals and physician offices, but home health care operates in a very different environment. Providers deliver care in patients’ homes, coordinate mobile staff, and manage strict documentation and compliance requirements. This leads many agencies to ask a practical question: what is the
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