Terrey Hatcher

Looking to learn more about becoming a wound care nurse? Read our blog post to learn more about wound care certifications and what wound care nurses do.

Lack of access to care is a leading factor in maternal mortality, according to a March of Dimes 2022 report, which found that 2.2 million U.S. women of childbearing age live in maternity care deserts.

When it comes to pressure injuries, diabetic wounds, and venous wounds, investing in education to build expertise up front can help you avoid costly wound care liability.

CMS quality measures are important because they help elderly individuals and their caregivers decide if your long-term care facility is right for them.

Retaining home health nurses is a challenge many home health agencies face. Read this blog to learn more about how to best retain home health nurses.

Advance care planning can improve patient satisfaction and health outcomes when healthcare providers take a unified, informed approach.

Preventing falls is one of the most important ways assisted living facilities can help keep their residents safe and healthy.

Physical therapists help seniors exercise safely and effectively to increase their overall health. Discover more about the importance of their role in SNFs.

A successful home health nurse interview requires an in-depth understanding of home health care protocols and a demonstrated commitment to the profession. Here are some interview tips.

Home health care administrators can take several steps to help their employees address common challenges and remain engaged in their work.

For elderly people receiving care, voting can have its challenges. The coronavirus pandemic has added even more hurdles for them. Read about how you can help.

Successfully recruiting and hiring home health aides requires a strategic, well-informed approach. This blog will give you tips on home health recruiting, hiring best practices, turnover statistics, and more.

Telehealth has become not just a beneficial option but a vital resource amid the coronavirus pandemic. Find out about the key aspects of the transition to telehealth.

As the number of people diagnosed with COVID-19 multiplies, demand is increasing for home-based care of people affected. Diligent attention to infection prevention and control protocols is vital for those providing home care for patients with COVID-19.

As turnover is an ongoing challenge in home health and home care, agency leaders need to continue seeking creative ways to reward and retain the best members of their teams,.

It’s no secret that staff turnover plagues home health and home care agencies. Learn 5 onboarding best practices to boost quality of care in the home.

Infection prevention and control in post-acute care is an everyday job, but the potential negative outcomes are far from mundane.

These best practices can help all staff work together to prevent pressure wounds and identify contributory problems and appropriate treatments as early as possible.