The Top 10 Topics You Should Be Training Your Caregivers On
Are you trying to come up with a stellar caregiver training curriculum? Here are some ideas to get you started.
How Gamified Caregiver Training Can Help You Improve Retention and Client Care
Gamification increases user engagement; here are some reasons why gamified training helps you provide better care.
How to Create a Diverse Caregiving Workforce While Getting Clients to Accept Them
Caregivers are overwhelmingly female, and you can change that. Here are some tips to help you achieve across-the-board equality in your home care agency.
Why Your Home Care Agency Should Focus on Preventing Hospital Readmissions
Hospital readmissions are costly medical events for your clients. Use these tips to train your caregivers on how to prevent readmissions.
Why Your Agency Should Focus More on Palliative Care
Palliative care is less widely known than most healthcare services that your clients may need. Are your caregivers trained to identify those needs?
How to Avoid Losing Clients to Senior Living
Most seniors prefer to age in place but end up moving to senior living because of preventable problems. Here’s how you can help.
Why Your Caregivers Need to Focus More on Cooking
Meal preparation is often overlooked with client and caregiver matching - learn why it’s important and how to prepare your caregivers to be master chefs.
5 Unique Ways to Improve Your Caregiver Job Postings
You’re posting jobs on every hiring platform hoping to produce high-quality applicants. These unique tips and tricks will help you master the art of recruiting caregivers.
5 Ideas to Keep Your Caregiver Training Fresh and Fun Over The Summer
Summer is often the toughest time to keep caregivers engaged in training. Here’s our advice on what you can do.
How Your Caregiver Orientation Can Make or Break Retention Rates
Orientation is a critical piece of a caregiver’s onboarding experience. These tips and tricks will help you seal the deal and reinforce the choice that your caregivers made – to work with you, instead of the agency next door.
Why Your Caregivers Are Leaving To Work Privately—And What You Can Do About it
It’s not just about non-competes.
What Do OSHA’s New ETS Guidelines Mean to You as a Home Care Provider?
COVID-19 remains a threat to vulnerable populations and many of those caring for them. These new regulations are designed to keep your caregivers safe. Is your agency prepared to be compliant with these guidelines?
