Diagnosis coding influences medical necessity, reimbursement under the Patient-Driven Groupings Model (PDGM), quality reporting, risk adjustment, and medical review. This course examines current International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) guidelines, recent coding changes, and common scenarios to demonstrate how greater coding accuracy can improve financial, quality, and compliance outcomes. Speakers/Course Authors - Jennifer Osburn Read more
Sustainable referral growth requires structure, accountability, disciplined activity, and effective leadership. This session explores outreach practices, messaging strategies, performance oversight, and operational systems that help referral teams produce more consistent results. Speakers/Course Authors - John Dalton Read more
This session examines how structured intake practices, referral networks, and professional partnerships can help agencies convert inquiries into lasting client relationships. Viewers will learn strategies for working with elder law attorneys, financial professionals, trust officers, and other referral partners to support sustainable growth. Speakers/Course Authors - Nancy Allen & Arlene Maxim Read more
This session examines how search engine optimization, employer branding, and targeted digital marketing can help home care agencies become more visible to caregivers and clinical professionals. Viewers will learn strategies for building a stronger and more sustainable recruitment pipeline. Speakers/Course Authors - Heidi Barnett Read more
This session presents a four-stage framework for home care social media success: social listening, social influencing, social networking, and social selling. Viewers will learn how to strengthen their online presence, generate qualified leads, and transform referral relationships into sustained growth. Speakers/Course Authors - Welton Hong Read more
Nonmedical home care providers can serve as important partners in value-based care by helping address the activities of daily living and instrumental activities of daily living that influence recovery, hospital readmissions, and client satisfaction. This session explores partnership opportunities with health systems, payers, and care networks and explains how agencies can position themselves for growth in a changing care environment. Speakers/Course Authors - Guy Tommasi, Jr. Read more
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