Home Health Care News September 9, 2022
Patrick Filbin

Staying ahead on recruiting and Medicare Advantage (MA) strategy are two top priorities for Enhabit Inc. (NYSE: EHAB) over the next few years.

Despite a rocky start on the public market earlier this year, Enhabit CEO Barb Jacobsmeyer said the company has made significant changes to its benefits package for new and existing employees after getting feedback on their needs.

Speaking on Thursday at the Wells Fargo Healthcare Conference, Jacobsmeyer said Enhabit made three significant changes to its human resources approach.

The first was appointing a chief human resource officer to the executive team. Jacobsmeyer said that when she got to Dallas with Encompass Health Corporation (NYSE: EHC), she was surprised that the highest level of leadership in HR was...

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