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Home Health Value-Based Purchasing: Lessons Learned From the First Performance Year

The first Home Health Value-Based Purchasing performance year has officially finished, and home health agencies will see payment adjustments in 2025 based on their performance last year. We’re sharing what we learned last year so we can help you develop strategies for HHVBP success in 2024 and beyond.

In this recorded webinar, industry experts from SimiTree Healthcare Consulting and MedBridge review the HHVBP metrics agencies will be measured on in 2024, and what is expected to change in 2025. They also discuss trends revealed by CMS reports, what they may mean for your agency, and outline a plan for improvement that will prepare your agency for the coming year.

Watch this recorded webinar to learn:

Which metrics to prioritize when evaluating improvement projects for your agency
Lessons learned from the first performance year of HHVBP
Important updates coming in 2025, and how to set your agency up for future success

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About the Recorded Webinar

Meet the Presenters

Charles M. Breznicky Jr., RN, MSN, MBA, HCS-D

Clinical Director at SimiTree Healthcare Consulting

Charles M. Breznicky Jr., RN, MSN, MBA, HCS-D, has been part of SimiTree Healthcare Consulting since 2015 and has been a Registered Nurse since 2004. He obtained dual Master's degrees, Nursing Administration and Business Administration, from LaSalle University in 2014 and obtained … his HCS-D certification in 2021. Prior to joining BlackTree he provided direct patient care in the acute care setting as well as working as a home health field nurse. Charlie has served in various roles in the home health industry including, Performance Improvement and Compliance Specialist, Clinical Manager, and Health Information Systems Manager. He is currently the Clinical Director with SimiTree and has assisted agencies to develop QAPI Programs, prepare for surveys, and adapt to the recent changes to the Home Health Conditions of Participation and the Patient Driven Groupings Model.

Joseph Brence, PT, DPT, MBA, FAAOMPT

Head of Clinical Strategy at MedBridge

Joseph is an energetic healthcare innovator and leader with a demonstrated track record of clinical excellence, specifically focusing on strategies to transform the delivery of post-acute care. Joseph is currently employed by MedBridge as the Head of Home and Community Care Strategy … and Solutions. Prior to this role, he focused on innovation, strategy and education within the post-acute division of a large IDFS. Joseph is an equity partner at the Nxt Gen Institute of Physical Therapy and sits on the advisory board for the Rangos School of Health Sciences at Duquesne University. He has assisted with national healthcare strategy efforts at the American Physical Therapy Association, as well as the Department of the VA. Joseph is also a faculty member at NYU as a course lead for entrepreneurship and strategic management.

Who is this recorded webinar for?

This recorded webinar is an ideal resource for:

All outpatient therapy practitioners in leadership roles
Healthcare executives, C-suite, owners
Managers, administrators, and other healthcare leaders

These best practices can be applied in the following settings:

Home Health

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