There comes a point in our lives where we all could use an extra hand. With traditional home care agencies requiring expensive hourly minimums, there hasn’t been an affordable alternative to receive only the amount of assistance needed, and nothing more. CaringOnDemand, the first on demand care solution that provides the right care at the right time with a touch of a button.
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CaringOnDemand is excited to be part of these initiatives! Leveraging our regulated network of licensed agencies to follow a consistent work flow provides our partners with the insights to make informed care decisions for their members and program participants.
Interesting report on the efficacy of the Hospital at Home Program, clearly there is work to be done but this sets the stage for the future evolution of the program.
It is only a matter of time until this practice of trying to limit employees job mobility is deemed unconstitutional. Here is a great idea; create a work environment where people thrive, look forward to coming in everyday, are challenged, and have the opportunity to make an impact. If you can create that culture you will find that you dont need fear and legal threats to keep your team together. While the Federal Trade Commission has brought this issue to the forefront we need a lot more advocacy to make this practice extinct. #noncompete
The article by Judith Graham in KFF Health News brings the issue of aging and aging alone to forefront. As a country we need solutions that connect Seniors to the services they need to age where they choose. This requires unwiding the existing labrynth of services and providers in a streamlined fashion and providing the peace-of-mind individuals need to not feel alone and know that they have the support they need. https://lnkd.in/ekCcXTSR
The Cost of Homecare vs. Senior Living: An Emerging Shift in the Market As the aging population continues to grow, the conversation about how and where older adults should receive care has become more pressing. Historically, many seniors have opted to age in place, preferring the comfort of their homes. However, with increasing financial pressures, the narrative around homecare affordability is starting to change. A recent report highlights a significant trend: “The cost of senior living is not all that much higher than the average cost of living at home and hiring a caregiver, and may even be lower in some cases.” This statement, cited by Tim Regan of Senior Housing News, is an alarm bell for the homecare industry. For years, homecare was seen as the more affordable, flexible option. But as costs continue to rise, particularly for paid caregivers, that edge is quickly diminishing. In fact, the The Wall Street Journal recently detailed the “crushing financial burden” faced by many older adults who are aging at home. What was once seen as the ideal scenario—remaining at home with some external support—now comes with significant financial challenges. These costs, often underestimated, are eroding the perceived value of homecare as a sustainable long-term option. Despite these mounting costs, “many older adults are still choosing to live at home versus senior housing, sometimes even in dire financial situations,” Regan notes. This trend speaks to the deep emotional ties people have to their homes and communities, but it also raises an important question: how long can homecare remain viable if its affordability continues to dwindle? Senior living providers, recognizing this shift, are doing more to educate consumers about the true costs of aging at home versus moving into a senior living community. These communities offer an all-inclusive environment with built-in care, socialization opportunities, and often, lower overall costs when compared to piecemeal homecare services. If the homecare industry cannot address its affordability issue, it risks losing the market share it once dominated. Senior living providers are increasingly positioned as a more stable, cost-effective alternative for aging adults. The challenge now is clear: homecare must evolve to remain competitive, or it will continue to cede ground to senior living options that can better meet the financial realities many seniors face. The Bottom Line: Homecare, once hailed as the affordable choice for aging adults, is now facing a financial reckoning. With senior living costs narrowing the gap—or even coming in lower—homecare providers must confront the affordability challenge head-on or risk losing the trust of seniors and their families. The market is changing, and so must the solutions.
Anyone familiar with the Aging Care industry understands the significance of the @hospitalathome program for our aging population and individuals seeking recovery in the comfort of their homes. It's crucial for Congress to continue supporting initiatives like these. Kudos to Medically Home, Contessa Health, Highmark Health, and other institutions advancing this model. CaringOnDemand recognizes the pivotal role of caregivers and clinicians in this program and are thrilled and honored to bring our solution to streamline the process of sourcing these invaluable resources.
I was reading a recent article in @modernhealthcare and noticed something interesting on the clients table while her clinician was taking her bloodpressure. Can you spot what caught my eye? It will be interesting to see the impact that FIM (Food Is Medicine) has on the overall healthcare outcomes and quality of life overtime. I applaud the work being done at companies like Instacart who are working on these initiatives.
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Thank you Fellowship Square-Mesa for the hospitality extended, especially to Jon Scott Williams for sharing insights into aging services and technology. Your vision is truly inspiring! The industry needs more visionaries like you. CaringOnDemand eagerly anticipates further discussions and collaboration to enhance accessibility and affordability for our elders. #agingtech #careathome #seniorlivinginnovation
We built CaringOnDemand to address the concerns expressed in this article. Thank you MarketWatch for bringing this to the forefront.
It is all about the Power of Partnerships. Caringondemand is excited to be working with @Cypress as we rethink care delivery for our Aging population!
📢 Exciting Day at the Arizona LeadingAge Annual Conference! 🌟 Today was a fantastic experience at the Arizona Leading Age Annual Conference, where an educational session was presented by Jon Scott Williams from Fellowship Square of Mesa, Bob Roth, Managing Partner of Cypress HomeCare Solutions and David Sax of Cypress! The session was a great success, filled with insightful discussions and valuable takeaways on the latest trends and best practices in senior care. It was inspiring to see such dedicated professionals sharing knowledge and collaborating to advance the field. A huge thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making the session so engaging. Thank you so much to Jaime Roberts, who put this annual conference together! #ArizonaLeadingAge #SeniorCare #ProfessionalDevelopment #CypressHomeCareSolutions #FellowshipSquareMesa #TeamWork #HealthcareExcellence
https://lnkd.in/gewRApz8 With acuity levels increasing Senior Living will have to make a choice as to who they want to be and who is their target demographic. The average move in is now over 80 and has multiple chronic conditions. Providing residents with 1:1 staffing is not financially viable, solutions like CaringOnDemand can provide a scalable cost effective solution for their communities. #changingaging #seniorliving #careyourway