In the past few years, the demand for home health has dramatically increased.1 More nurses are needed to meet the increase in patients—a projected additional 600,000 workers will be needed annually in…
Staff burnout and attrition are continuing to rise throughout the healthcare industry, contributing to the ongoing staffing shortage. This creates a pattern that can quickly spiral. As staff burnout rises, so do attrition rates, increasing…
For healthcare organizations across the industry, one of the most consistent challenges is maintaining patient engagement amid high drop-off rates, all while operating on tight profit margins due to high overhead costs, industry regulations, and…
What is telehealth?Telehealth is the delivery of healthcare services between a provider and patient who are physically apart using communication technology. Telehealth services can be delivered through different technologies, including over the internet with video…
When the COVID-19 pandemic began, many saw telehealth as a temporary means to safely offer uninterrupted care amid lockdowns and staffing shortages. While telehealth still offers those benefits, new opportunities to leverage virtual visits have emerged…
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