Hospice News October 24, 2024
Holly Vossel

Today’s hospice executives are entering the field with change in mind for improved quality. But concerns have mounted around sustainable growth strategies that will keep pace with rising demand amid myriad challenges in end-of-life care delivery.

Hospice News spoke with c-suite executives who have recently stepped into their roles to learn more about what led them to the space and their top priorities. Regulatory challenges are among hospice leaders’ most significant concerns. They also envision opportunities to reform the Medicare Hospice Benefit and diversify their scope of services.

A common thread is a desire to make a difference in the quality of patients’ lives, according to Compassus CEO Michael Asselta, who took the helm of that company in May. A...

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