Presenter William A. Dombi, Esq. President, The National Association for Home Care and Hospice (NAHC) Webinar State of Home Health 2021 About This Webinar In 2021 the Home Health industry has seen significant growth and opportunity, but it has not been without its challenges. From struggling to find qualified employees to fill open positions to retaining key employees, the race to a patient’s front door has never been more challenging. As we look toward 2022, and what may be ahead for the industry regarding trends, opportunities, and challenges, join Relias and Bill Dombi, President of the National Association for Home Care and Hospice (NAHC) for our free, on-demand, one-hour webinar. During this session Bill discusses: The impact of the recent 2021 CMS home health and hospice final rules The impact of pending legislation Preparing for outcome-driven, value-based reimbursement beginning in calendar year 2023 Navigating staffing issues with an eye toward the end of the pandemic Where the bumps might be coming from in the upcoming year, and how to smooth the road before you get there Growth opportunities to continue to meet patient needs And much more! Watch the Webinar now
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