Home Health Care News September 16, 2024
Elizabeth Ecker

Today’s home-based care organizations know there is value in interoperability among their technology vendors. Allowing for seamless data integration as well as ease-of-use for staff and clinical professionals, interoperability is an important consideration for technology decisions in today’s operating environment.

But what is the true value of interoperability, and how can home-based care agencies measure their return on investment? Several leading professionals share their perspectives on how they approach ROI calculations in their organizations.

Recruitment and Retention

For Andwell Health Partners (formerly Androscoggin Home Healthcare + Hospice) based in Lewiston, Maine, the return on investment conversation is centered on recruitment and retention.

“We’re working on strategies around the orientation process and support during onboarding,” says Angela Richards, RN and Director...

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Topics: Health IT, HIE (Interoperability), Post-Acute Care, Provider, Technology
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