Home Health Care News January 11, 2021
Joyce Famakinwa

The majority of health care financial leaders view home care as a key area of investment.

That’s according to a recent survey from BDO, a Chicago-based accounting, tax, financial advisory and consulting organization. Released Monday, the survey includes the responses of 100 CFOs at U.S. health care organizations, including home health providers, with revenues ranging from $250 million to $3 billion.

Specifically, 12% of the CFOs surveyed were leaders at home health or hospice organizations.

The COVID-19 virus is among the drivers making home care a priority. One of the impacts of the public health emergency is that it forced many health care organizations to reevaluate their areas of focus and specialties in order to address patient needs.

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