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Forcura Partners with AlayaCare to Support the Entire Home-based Care Market
Jacksonville, FLA.,—March 14th, 2023—Forcura, a healthcare technology company that enables connected care for better performance, and, a developer of end-to-end home-based care technology, today announced a partnership that will offer AlayaCare customers the ability to utilize Forcura’s healthcare workflow management platform as an integrated solution. AlayaCare, a developer of end-to-end home-based care technology, today announced…
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5 Tips on automating client risk management in home care
As we mentioned in our blog, 3 methods to enhance home care risk management, and keeping clients safe while providing care services is critical for home care organizations. One of the three methods discussed was using automation to reduce manual errors and identify risks more quicker. Manual processing of client risk management leads to a…
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6 Ways infusion pharmacies can maximize profitability by putting data to work
Home infusion therapy is becoming an increasingly popular treatment option for patients who require medication administration outside of a hospital setting. As the demand for this service continues to grow across North America, infusion and specialty pharmacy providers face the challenge of maximizing profitability while maintaining the highest level of patient care. One effective approach…
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3 Ways to streamline administrative efficiency with home care software
Managing a home care agency involves overseeing a multitude of tasks such as scheduling, caregiver communication, invoicing, and more. However, these administrative responsibilities can be time-consuming and demanding, leaving you with less time to focus on other essential aspects of your work. Adrian Shauer, CEO of AlayaCare,’s Top predictions for home-based care in 2023…
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4 Strategies to differentiate yourself from competitors in home health
The home health industry in the USA is growing rapidly due to an aging population and an increased demand for healthcare services provided in the home. This growth in home health has led to an increase in competition among different providers, making it necessary for home health providers to start differentiating themselves presenting the organization…
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5 tips to increase continuity of care in home care [free care plan worksheet]
Increasing continuity of care in home care is an important step in providing quality service to your clients. It is one of the 3 ways to improve care management in home care that we covered in our blog recently. Continuity of care also allows for a better understanding of your client’s condition and needs over…
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3 methods to enhance home care risk management
Keeping clients safe while providing care services is critical for home care organizations. Client care can present a variety of risks that can impact the quality of care provided. In a survey of home care providers conducted by the Joint Commission, the most frequently identified risks were related to communication (such as miscommunication between…
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5 ways of reducing repetitive tasks through home care software solutions
As Adrian Shauer, CEO of AlayaCare, expressed in episode 35 of the HomeHealth360 podcast home care agencies now have the tools to finally win the war on repetitive tasks. According to a survey conducted by Home Health Care News, 57% of home care agencies reported that they spend up to 3 hours a day…
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3 ways to improve care management in home care
Care management is the bread and butter of home care organizations. Improving care management within your home care organization can increase client satisfaction and quality of care, eliminate unnecessary costs by optimizing workflows and processes to allow staff and caregivers to deliver the best care, and overall increase the efficiency of the entire home care…
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Build a strong home care brand with these 5 effective marketing tactics
Home care is an essential part of the healthcare system, providing critical support to people who require assistance and allowing patients more opportunities to make decisions about the care they want to receive in the place they call home. With over 35,000+ home care companies across the US and that number increasing year over year;…
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