[Sample] Q&A: When should a home care agency send a press release?
Reviewed by: Morgan Reyes
Not every update is news. Here is how to tell the difference.
Publisher
Home Care News
Richard Medina is the publisher of Home Care News. He built the publication to give home care agency owners clear, sourced reporting on the rules, wages and market changes that shape their business. Richard oversees the newsroom and its standards, including the requirement that every article is reviewed and fact-checked by a named editor before it goes live.
Reviewed by: Morgan Reyes
Not every update is news. Here is how to tell the difference.
Reviewed by: Morgan Reyes
The fictional trade group will award 25 scholarships of $2,000 each next year.
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Editors need these details to publish your news. Leave one out and it may be skipped.
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The fictional event drew about 1,200 owners and managers, up from 900 last year.
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Linda Torres left hospital administration to open her own agency. She talks about the first two years.
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The fictional agency is the only home care provider on this year's list.
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We asked three fictional agencies with long waiting lists what they do differently.
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The fictional Harlan Valley Home Helpers started with two caregivers and now covers four counties.
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Bring-your-own-device policies save money but raise privacy questions. Here is how agencies handle it.
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Families can now see visit times and caregiver notes from a phone.