When done right, paid advertising and search engine marketing are amazing tools to reach new patients and grow your business. By applying several basic tactics, you can start using powerful digital advertising platforms like Google and Facebook to target specific audiences and help ensure a steady flow of business for your practice. Click to View […]
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Hospice professionals help others face death and loss, while juggling interdisciplinary communications, quality compliance regulations and ever-evolving technologies. You are continually there for families and their dear ones who are passing away. But what about you? Get the eBook In caregiving professions, it is easy to get swept up in the needs of others and forget […]
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Diversity in the workplace is an on-going issue but it’s an issue with solutions. To build diversity, it takes forward-thinking initiatives, a reexamination of the hiring philosophy, and the support of the company’s decision-makers. One such supporter of diversity in the workplace is Net Health’s CIO, Jason “JJ” James. Recent social movements like Black Lives […]
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Net Health did something different recently. Nearly two hundred employees and their families gathered around their computer screens to take part in a landmark event in our company’s history – we called it a “Fireside Chat about Race”. The purpose of this event was to have a truly open conversation about the controversial but relevant […]
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Let’s admit it: the year 2020 has been challenging to say the least. From implementing COVID-19 restrictions in-office to spending time away from trusted teams of therapists, so much of this year has felt unfamiliar. However, that’s not to say that there was nothing to be grateful for this year. On the contrary, 2020 has […]
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Big changes come with real concerns. But as the old gambler’s adage says, “You can’t win what you don’t put in the middle.” And while the sentiment that big changes often lead to substantial benefits is true, our employee health records and compliance are certainly things we don’t want to be gambling with, especially with […]
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Whether it’s an extended first wave or the cresting second wave that is now consuming the nation, there’s no doubt that case numbers are continuing to rise.1 This is especially concerning for skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) since data collected during the pandemic makes it clear that mortality rates in care facilities are higher than state-level […]
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Running a physical therapy business isn’t easy. From keeping track of medical billing to personal development to marketing, there is a mountain of work to sift through and make sure is on par with your level of service and quality of care. Like most practice owners, we can sometimes feel bogged down with an endless […]
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As COVID cases trend upward in skilled nursing facilities1, organizations can benefit from infection prevention plans capable of reducing transmission without eliminating visitation. With pandemic priorities rapidly evolving, however, SNFs may be best served by a practical prevention plan designed to both meet current challenges and facilitate future changes. SNF Statistics At-a-Glance For SNFs, patient […]
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Anyone who has worked in a clinical setting knows that wounds, from burns to ulcers to injuries, are painful, disrupt lives, and often are difficult to treat (needless to say, carry a significant cost burden to our health spend). To find the treatments that will make a difference, small to large medical device manufacturers and […]
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The impact of the digital world can be seen in every arena of healthcare, from robot-assisted surgeries to automated virtual scheduling assistants. In a hands-on extensive market like rehab therapy, including physical and occupational therapy and speech-language pathology, it’s a common misconception that manual labor trumps digital aid. However, that couldn’t be further from the […]
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Those undergoing cancer treatment may often turn to the support of their community, and the medical professionals who can best aid them in their post-treatment journey. Finding ways to reduce pain and improve overall well-being are important factors in their road to recovery. But nobody can do it alone. Thankfully, this is where the guidance, […]
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I’ve been doing quite a bit of self-reflection and pondering of my own lately. During all my years as a physical therapist, I’ve looked at the hard work it takes to become successful in this field, what it requires on my part to build genuine connections with my patients, how I can make use of […]
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A loved one in hospice can be a heart-wrenching, difficult, and challenging time for many families. The death of a hospice patient can only add to the heartache family members may already feel. As the person nears the end of his or her life and then passes away, it is important to provide the entire […]
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It’s no secret that physical inactivity can be detrimental to overall wellness. But, just how significant is a lack of physical activity for medical staff on their feet all day and for employees who sit at desks hunched over their computers, operate heavy machinery or drive vehicles for hours at a time? For a bit of perspective, […]
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Therapists provide the critical benefit of ongoing, in-home care to patients who have recently been discharged from the hospital, are dealing with chronic conditions, or need specialized assistance to improve long-term outcomes. The challenge? Even pre-pandemic, only 54 percent of those referred to home health services actually utilized these care providers.1 COVID-19 has compounded the […]
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