Our Free COVID-19 Course Just Got Another Update
This fall, we will face a confusing and complicated intersection of colds, influenza, and COVID-19.
3 Ways to Optimize Your Caregiver Recruitment Strategy
Agencies around the country are reporting that caregiver applications are down in the wake of COVID-19. Here's how to optimize your strategy and keep your agency staffed.
Why should you use training recognized by the Alzheimer’s Association?
When you give your caregivers training that is recognized by the Alzheimer's Association, you position your organization at the forefront of quality Alzheimer's and dementia care.
5 Myths About Running a Home Care Agency
If you're listening to any of these myths, you could be creating serious problems for your agency without even realizing it.
In the Know Earns Prestigious Recognition by the Alzheimer’s Association® for High-Quality, Person-Centered Alzheimer’s and Dementia Training
All seven courses in the Alzheimer's Disease Specialist Training have been recognized by the Alzheimer’s Association for successfully incorporating the evidence-based Dementia Care Practice Recommendations.
Get 39 Expert Tips For Starting a Home Care Business
We’ve taken the things we’ve learned from them and rolled it all into a list of things that anybody managing a home care agency, but especially someone starting a home care agency, would benefit from.
How the Most Successful Home Care Agencies Handle Economic Downturns
We talked to a leading home care growth expert who's helped agencies navigate through five recessions. Here's what he says you need to do.
Help Your Entire Community Stay Safe from COVID-19!
Your entire community will benefit when EVERYONE has the knowledge and tools they need to keep themselves and others safe from the infection.
How to Keep Hiring Caregivers While Applications Are Down
While applications are down for many agencies, there are still candidates applying. The trick is getting your job postings to stand out. Here's how to do it.
How do you help caregivers with difficult co-workers?
Having good “People Skills” means your caregivers have empathy, self-awareness, flexibility, problems solving skills, time management skills, excellent communication, and strong work ethics.
How to Grow Your Business and Make More Money With Financial Benchmarking
One of the biggest differences between the top 5% of home care agencies vs. those in the bottom: their grasp of the numbers.
New Symptoms and Risk Factors for COVID-19?
In some cases, caregivers may be the only link between a client and the outside world. That means they must do what they can to keep themselves healthy so they do not infect their clients.
