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Care Synergy Forms DME Joint Venture with RCC Medical Equipment

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The partnership between Care Synergy and RCC Medical Equipment is important to the advancement of hospice care, palliative care, and home health in Colorado, Tim Bowen, president and CEO of Care Synergy, said in a statement. Care Synergy emerged in 2021 as a regional collaborative of hospice companies.

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Publicly Traded Hospice Companies Poised for Deals

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The nation’s publicly traded hospice companies are primed for more acquisitions after a 2023 slump, fueled by census and growth. Transaction volume declined in the hospice and home-based care space in 2023, following the two record-breaking prior years. for an undisclosed amount.

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How 3 Hospice Companies Are Beating the Workforce Shortage

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“About a year ago, we did a kind of a deep dive into some of our challenges, and we realized that we needed to do a new staffing model, one that would attract dedicated, experienced hospice nurses,” Kalvaitis said at the Hospice News ELEVATE conference in Chicago. “So We were able to hire nurses.

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The Fastest Growing US Hospice Companies

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San Diego-headquartered Bridge Home Health & Hospice, with 527% growth, was the highest-ranked hospice provider on the magazine’s list at No. CEO Mike Suor founded the company in 2013 with just himself, a nurse, and a biller on the payroll, he told Hospice News. The company reached No.

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Customizing Hospice, Palliative Care Payment Contracts in ACO REACH

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Other new features include expansion of the services that nurse practitioners can provide and additional rules to tighten oversight, governance, and compliance. At the time, those relationships were oriented around home health agencies and skilled nursing facilities, Osborne told Hospice News. Designing payment arrangements.

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Hospices Boost Retention by Understanding Employees’ Priorities

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The pandemic took a tremendous toll on their nursing workforce, according to Cooper Linton, associate vice president of North Carolina-based Duke HomeCare and Hospice. The impact continues to affect hospice providers, Linton said.

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What’s Fueling the Hospice JV Furnace

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More hospice and palliative care providers are pursuing joint ventures with hospitals and health systems. There’s a lot of patients that fall through the cracks because there’s not that longitudinal model of care that’s really in place,” Stein said at the Hospice News Palliative Care Conference. Hospice joint ventures proliferating.

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