Home Health Line
06/11/2026
Schedule your first therapy visit as soon as possible when working with short-stay, high-intensity patients like those who recently underwent a joint replacement.
06/11/2026
Code hypertension secondary for a patient with stage 3b chronic kidney disease (CKD) and hypertension associated with diabetes mellitus, when the CKD has not been specifically linked to either condition.
06/11/2026
If your results on M1860 (Ambulation/Locomotion) haven’t improved by nearly 2.4 percentage points in the past 24 months, you may be falling behind other agencies.
06/04/2026
Give your online ads an instant boost by letting an AI platform assist you with creative ad copy that will motivate the right applicants without you having to spend extra money for premium ad placement. 
06/04/2026
Track your success when keeping joint replacement patients out of the hospital and emergency department, and promote those wins to your referral partners. CMS’ newest innovation model puts the hospital on the hook for costs associated with these patients long after they’ve walked out the door, putting new importance on a successful transition to home health.
06/04/2026
Complete a thorough analysis of every live discharge to determine the reasoning and whether it could have been prevented. With CMS’ scrutiny around hospice fraud expected to intensify in the coming months, tracking and trending this metric is one way to get ahead of any potential concerns — including payment suspensions.
06/04/2026
The top patient safety concerns include AI diagnostics rates, reduced access to rural health care and addressing preventable acute diseases.
06/04/2026
A timely start of care is one of the most important benchmarks when selling your agency to hospitals looking for partners in joint-replacement recovery.
05/22/2026
Many hospitals across the country will soon be subject to an expanded joint replacement payment model, and agencies that aren’t ready for the program could lose out on potential referrals and reimbursement.
05/22/2026
Don’t assume that patients and their caregivers understand what clinicians may consider to be basic infection prevention and control practices.

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