Right at Home Celebrates Two Major Events in 2020
New Corporate Headquarters and 25th Anniversary
This year is a notable one for Right at Home, as the company moved into a new office building in Aksarben Village in January and is celebrating its silver anniversary throughout the year.
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Right at Home CEO Discusses Eventful 2019, Focus in 2020
In an interview with Home Health Care News, Brian Petranick, CEO and President of Right at Home, shares his thoughts about the company’s growth, key additions to its leadership team and the significance of mining data to succeed in the home care industry. Brian also talks about the progress made from adding corporate-owned locations and Right at Home’s headquarters moving to a new building.
Read Full Article: Right at Home CEO: If You’re Not Bringing Data, You Just Have an Opinion
Right at Home Agencies Earn Best of Home Care Awards From Home Care Pulse
Right at Home is thrilled to announce that 54 offices have been honored by Home Care Pulse with 2020 Best of Home Care Awards. Home Care Pulse, a prominent firm in the home care industry that performs satisfaction research and quality assurance, grants the awards based on client and caregiver satisfaction scores.
Read Press Release: Right at Home Agencies Receive National Home Care Awards
Right at Home to Move Headquarters to New Building in Omaha’s Aksarben Village
Corporate Team Will Enter New Office in Mid-January
Right at Home’s move to a new building marks a notable change for the company, which outgrew its existing space a few years ago and has relied on an annexed location to accommodate its growing team. The new office will bring the entire corporate team back together under one roof just in time to celebrate the company’s 25th Anniversary year.
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Right at Home Shares 10 Tips for Winter Safety
Tips Will Help Seniors Stay Safe This Winter
Right at Home has compiled the top 10 tips for seniors to stay safe this winter, when impending snowstorms, freezing rain and sleet prove hazardous for seniors. Tips include wearing the right shoes, preparing for power outages and stocking up on prescription medication.
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Right at Home Franchises Recognized With Caring.com's "Caring Stars of 2020" Award
Right at Home is thrilled to announce that of the 466 in-home care agencies that received Caring.com’s Caring Stars of 2020 award, 170 of them are Right at Home agencies. This makes Right at Home No. 1 in the nation for the second consecutive year.
Read Press Release: Right at Home Leads Nation for Most Winning Listings
Right at Home and Free Wheelchair Mission Deliver Wheelchairs to Ecuador
Right at Home and Free Wheelchair Mission Travel to Ecuador to Deliver Wheelchairs to People in Need
Members of Right at Home and Free Wheelchair Mission recently took a trip to Ecuador to assemble and deliver 250 wheelchairs to people in need, improving their quality of life with the gift of mobility.
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Right at Home Celebrates Second Annual Professional Caregivers Week
Brand Recognizes Outstanding Caregivers at National and Local Levels
In celebration of Professional Caregivers Week, premier in-home care franchise brand Right at Home is leading the charge to change the narrative about caregiving as a profession.
Read Press Release: Right at Home Celebrates Second Annual Professional Caregivers Week and Announces Plan to Recruit 30,000 Caregivers in 2020
Home Care Agencies See New Opportunities Amid VA Changes
In a recent Home Health Care News article, Doug Robertson, Right at Home Healthcare Regulation and Compliance Manager, comments on the recent changes the Veterans Administration has made to its healthcare plan. He says, “We’re hoping that we’ll see some improvements in efficiencies — and perhaps we could even see some improvements in reimbursement rates across the country as the department kind of hits the reset button on the homemaker/home health benefit.”
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Home Care Providers Should Be Alert for Three Issues Regarding Medicare Advantage
Home Health Care News published a report that advises what home care providers must do to succeed in Medicare Advantage (MA). In conjunction, the news organization has been publishing articles related to their report on their website. In their most recent article, Home Health Care News outlines three problems that need to be resolved for Medicare Advantage to realize the benefits home care can provide. Doug Robertson, Right at Home’s Healthcare Regulation and Compliance Manager, and Kerin Zuger, Right at Home’s Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, lend their expertise on the second problem, reimbursement rates.
Read Full Article: 3 Red Flags for Home Care Providers Entering Medicare Advantage
Providers Can Prosper With Medicare Advantage
Home Health Care News published a report that advises what home care providers must do to succeed in Medicare Advantage (MA). Step two is to be prepared to educate payers on the differences between home care and home healthcare. Right at Home has a brochure that does just that. In the article, Kerin Zuger, Right at Home’s Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, discusses the brochure and describes the importance of data in showing the value of including home care services in a plan. Also, Doug Robertson, Healthcare Regulation and Compliance Manager, comments on the new supplemental benefits in MA plans.
Read Full Article: 6 Steps Home Care Providers Must Take to Succeed in Medicare Advantage
Dynamics of Aging in the Home
In a Home Health Care News article published June 19, Brian Petranick, Right at Home’s CEO and President, talked about why home care is impacting the healthcare industry during a panel discussion at the Healthcare Innovation and Investment Conference in Chicago this week:
“People are starting to realize that with more care moving into the home environment, there is one group of people that really understands the dynamics of aging in the home — and that’s the people in our space,” says Petranick. “If you think about a typical home health transaction, it’s an event-based transaction. Something happens with a client, home health comes in to take care of them for a short period [of time]. They plug in and out of clients’ lives over the course of many, many years. Home care, we’re there often before Medicare-certified home health comes in — and we’re there after."
Washington Becomes First State to Pass Long-Term Care Law
May Lead to Increased Business for Home Care Agencies
Washington recently enacted the Long-Term Care Trust Act into law, requiring state residents to pay into a long-term care program through an employee payroll tax starting no later than January 2022. Eligible residents would then have access to financial support for home care, meal deliveries and home modifications. The state will begin paying benefits in January 2025. Washington is the first state to pass this kind of long-term care support law. In a Home Health Care News article about the new law, Kerin Zuger, Right at Home’s Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, commented on what it could mean for home care agencies.
Read Full Article: New Long-Term Care Law Could Lead to a Home Care Business Boom
It Takes a Village
Kerin Zuger, Right at Home Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, shared her expertise recently in a blog post on the Senior Care Collaboration website. In her blog, Kerin encourages collaboration among all healthcare providers, and says, “It will take a village to deliver better outcomes at lower costs.”
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Right at Home CEO and President to Speak at Home Care Conference
Brian Petranick will speak at the Home Health Care News “HHCN Summit” on September 18 in Chicago.
Read Full Article: September Conference: C-Suite Speaker Preview
Right at Home, Lifesprk Share Opposing Strategies to Winning Partnerships
Kerin Zuger, Right at Home’s Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, participated in a panel discussion on the future of joint ventures and partnerships during Home Health Care News’s Capital + Strategy Forum in Washington, D.C., on April 10.
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Right at Home Names Bonnie Croom of Reno, Nevada, as National Caregiver of the Year
Leading in-home care franchise Right at Home is proud to announce that Bonnie Croom has been named this year’s recipient of its National Caregiver of the Year award. Croom was recognized in front of Right at Home’s entire system of franchisees, office staff and corporate employees at its annual conference in Dallas.
Home Care Providers Look Ahead as Medicare Advantage Evolution Continues
In a Home Health Care News article published April 7, Kerin Zuger, Right at Home’s vice president of business development and strategic partnerships, discussed the CMS announcement regarding the range of supplemental benefits Medicare Advantage plans can offer and what this announcement could mean for Right at Home.
Read Full Article: Home Care Providers Look Ahead as Medicare Advantage Evolution Continues
Right at Home Expanding Headquarters in Aksarben Village
In January 2020, all Right at Home employees will move to a new five-story office building at Aksarben Village.
Growing Workforce at Right at Home Corporate Precipitates Office Expansion
As Right at Home has grown during the past few years, so has its corporate staff, which led the in-home care company to annex space in another office building nearby. Soon, the Right at Home corporate staff will reunite to work all together in new office space in a building that’s being built in the same complex.
Read Full Article: Right at Home health care expanding in Aksarben Village; 'We like the whole vibe of the campus'