Andrew Donlan

Compassus – one of the largest home-based care organizations in the U.S. – takes a unique path to growth. Of late, the company has formed new joint ventures with prominent health systems.

The saga involving New York’s self-directed home care program has taken yet another turn. Last week, a home care company that was not chosen to be the fiscal intermediary for the program moving forward sued the state, alleging that the selection process was rigged.

UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed Wednesday morning in New York City, where UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) was hosting its annual investor conference.

LHC Group President and CEO Josh Proffitt on Wednesday shared a home-based, value-based vision for the company’s future.

The National Alliance for Care at Home’s (the Alliance) leadership team is rounding into form. Sherl Brand – who has significant leadership experience in provider, association and third-party roles – is set to become the next COO.

One of the publicity issues home-based care faces is that most people don’t even understand the difference between home health care and home care, much to

Home-based care providers hungry for value-based care arrangements have recently been disillusioned by the process of trying to find those arrangements.

Avenues Home Care, which launched earlier this year, has already made a splash on the M&A market. The company announced Monday that it acquired Clear Path Home Care.

The rapidly growing home care provider Village Caregiving is expanding once again. Most recently, the company entered into North Carolina.

This article is available to HHCN+ members When Amedisys Inc. (Nasdaq: AMED) acquired Contessa Health for $250 million in 2021, it changed the home-based