Post-acute care organizations should always be looking for new opportunities to expand their services and increase revenue. Veterans are a prime example of an often underserved yet highly profitable market segment.
What may be arguably as important as continuing to get new staff in the door, is ensuring that you will be able to retain the staff already in the building. There comes a point when the desire to do a good job doesn’t make up for the lack of resources and support—here's what you can do to retain satisfied long-term staff.
Maintaining a loyal team of caregivers is linked to the success of your scheduler or care coordinator. Here's how to set them up for success.
Ask anyone who hires Caregivers to describe the most challenging part of their job. Chances are, "caregiver retention" tops the list for most.
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