Tag Archives: non-skilled care

Long-Term Care: The Second Career That Benefits Our Healthcare System

The demographic changes affecting our country are inescapable and our healthcare system is feeling the strain.  The CDC reports: 13% of the population is over the age of 65 and will increase to 19% by 2030; In the same time … Read Full Post

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Part Three: How much staff do I need to get started?

In Part Three of this five-part series, we’re discussing staffing needs for the various Florida business models. For a non-skilled home health agency, Florida requires an administrator, alternate administrator and registered nurse that meet specific requirements.  Because one individual can … Read Full Post

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Part Two: What business model makes sense for me?

This is Part Two of a five-part series on exploring a long-term care-related business.  Yesterday, we discussed the different types of care that can be provided.  Today, we’ll discuss your choices of business model. Home health agency (HHA):  State licensure … Read Full Post

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Part One: What type of care do I want to provide?

Home health agencies can provide skilled or non-skilled care.  Skilled care requires the skills of a licensed professional, such as a nurse or therapist.  Non-skilled care is custodial or personal in nature, encompassing assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) … Read Full Post

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