Ask An Expert: Home Health
Q: | How much capital do I need to start a home health agency or nurse registry in Florida? |
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That’s not a question with a simple answer. First, we suggest that you explore the marketplace to determine the range for the common expenditures of your preferred business model, and then begin working the financial schedules in AHCA’s licensure application … Read Full Post |
Q: | How much staff do I need to start a home health agency or nurse registry? |
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For a non-skilled home health agency, Florida requires an administrator, alternate administrator and registered nurse that meet specific requirements. Because one individual can occupy two positions, this requires a minimum of two individuals. For skilled agencies, the registered nurse assumes … Read Full Post Tagged:
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Q: | What is the difference between a home health agency and a nurse registry? |
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Home health agency (HHA): State licensure is required. In Florida, this will generally suffice to accept patients covered by third-party insurance plans although Florida adds the requirement of accreditation. Home health agencies can provide skilled or non-skilled care. Skilled care … Read Full Post |
Q: | How do I find patients for my home health agency or nurse registry? |
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Referral sources are the key to a successful long-term care business. Solidifying these avenues before you open the company makes the most sense. In many cases, agency owners have relationships with discharge planners and physicians in their community. Some suggestions … Read Full Post |