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Home Care Compliance & Regulations:
When companionship doesn’t pay

“The exclusion of an estimated 1.7 million home care workers from the federal minimum wage and overtime law has depressed wages in the industry and led to extremely long hours for those workers who provide round-the-clock care. These are the caregivers who get our grandmothers out of bed in the morning and facilitate the feeding tubes of our disabled neighbors. It’s time to close the loopholes that exempt them from federal wage and hour laws — laws most of us take for granted.”

Read more of this article by Catherine Ruckelshaus, National Employment Law Project and Ai-jen Poo, National Domestic Workers

Alliance:
http://bit.ly/nu8KN4

Home Care Sales & Marketing:
Create a Marriage With Your Clients, Not a Casual Relationship

“One of the greatest assets you have is your customer list, which consists of existing and previous clients and patients and medical referral sources. The direct marketing big thumb rule is: a list loses 10% of its value each month absent contact, so after 10 months of not contacting your list its value is essentially zero!”

Read more here: http://bit.ly/pEiO5q

CRM & Technology News:
The Opposite of CRM

“The power of the Internet and of social media stems from you and me. We’re the ones causing more than a CRM revolution. It’s a communications revolution — no, a transparency revolution. So, as I see it, the opposite of CRM, anti-CRM perhaps, is a lack of transparency in a vendor’s dealings with its customers. Transparency doesn’t need regulations to be enforceable; when it recedes, so should customers.”

Read the article by Denis

Pombriant here: http://bit.ly/pKNbrX

Home Care Compliance & Regulations:
Declare war on Medicare fraud, not seniors

“As Congress wrangles over the debt ceiling, the federal budget, and the future of entitlement programs, it’s clear that the nearly $500 billion spent each year on Medicare will remain a topic of great interest.”

Read more here: http://bit.ly/nv8UAn

Home Care Sales & Marketing:
Home Care Selling vs. Marketing

Today’s Home Care Sales & Marketing post comes from Adam Bishop’s My Home Care Sales Coach Blog:

“Quite simply, proper marketing creates the desire and urgency in your customers to allow you to sell to them. The art of selling is the progression toward closing the sale. In home care sales, too many agencies are guilty of constantly marketing and never get around to closing the sale.”

Read more here: http://bit.ly/qkV1UQ

Home Care Industry News:
Care worker initiative resurrected

“OLYMPIA (WA)— Voters may get a second chance this November to require background checks and increased training for workers who care for seniors and people with disabilities.”

Read more here: http://bit.ly/qlpB3t

CRM & Technology News:
To Be Truly Customer-Centric, You May Need to Change Your Conversations

“A business that’s succeeding at CRM (and that means the discipline of CRM, not the technology) will have come to some realizations. First off, even though the business no longer controls the conversation with the customer, that conversation has never been more important to pay attention to and to respond to in a coherent and, when possible, personalized way.”

Read more here: http://bit.ly/o10IyQ

“Saving Medicare begins at home” by Beth Noyce

“Let’s start with one simple, common-sense rule change: Allow people to receive health care in the best environment for their recovery. For instance, don’t send sick people to high-priced, impersonal hospitals unless it is the best place for them to receive needed care.”

Read the rest of this Opinion piece by Beth

Noyce: http://bit.ly/nMZASc

Home Care Industry News:
Medicaid shifting to home care

“Effective Friday, nursing homes took a 5.8 percent rate cut per patient, on average. Over the next two years, the proportion Ohio spends on institutional care will drop from 64 percent to 58 percent, while spending on community-based services such as Passport, which helps ill elderly Ohioans stay in their homes, will grow from 36 percent to 42 percent.”

Read more here: http://bit.ly/lZcLMr

CRM & Technology News:
CRM and Social Media Marketing: Can They Work Together?

“Industry observer Stephanie Miller writes that social marketing purists ‘claim the real value in social marketing is not measurable in the old ways of direct marketing. When I ask how it is measurable, I get a lot of hand-waving and mumbling about participation and brand evangelism.’

Which reminds those of us who remember of the various ROI substitutes put forth for banner ads back in the day. Their ROI was ‘eyeballs.’ No, it was ‘click-throughs.’ Of course it’s really always ’sales.’”

Read more here: http://bit.ly/iy8H7J

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