Texas hospice valuations rely on a mix of subjective and objective factors, and understanding these intricacies can provide an edge in maximizing the return on investment (ROI). Hospice valuations have continued to command high multiples due to increased investor...
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Current trends in weight loss drugs Texas nurses should know
The World Obesity Federation projects that over 50% of the global population will become obese or overweight in the next 10-15 years if the current trends in diet and lifestyle continue. As such, this places a major burden on healthcare providers, especially nurses...
AI in the medical field
The average primary care doctor spends about 3.5 hours a week doing paperwork while the average general surgeon spends 2.1 hours. Over the course of a year, that can add up to between four and eight 24-hour days. Doctors in Texas and across the country may benefit...
Skilled nursing facilities dealing with more high acuity patients
Nursing homes in Texas and around the country are dealing with an increased percentage of patients with higher acuity than previously. When patients have complex medical needs and require more care, it can place a strain on the nursing staff within the facility. This...
When hospice care is right for a patient
If you have a loved one in Texas who needs end-of-life care, hospice care is a good option to consider. Hospice provides a specific kind of care that makes passing easier and more comfortable for the patient, and it brings peace of mind to the loved ones of the person...
What do you need to consider when starting a hospice business?
Starting a hospice business in Texas can present a profitable business opportunity. However, you should consider a few key steps in order to ensure that your company achieves success. Market research Before starting a hospice business, you need to conduct market...
What administrative challenges do hospices face?
Hospice care provides a vital service to people during the last days of their lives. However, hospice owners in Texas experience increasing administrative challenges that may stand in the way of providing essential care. Staffing shortages Like many health care...
Hospice and palliative care growth tied to value-based insurance
As the elderly population grows in Texas and around the country, more people will require end-of-life care. Hospice services and palliative care increasingly help people at this stage. Hospice services care for people prior to death, usually outside of hospitals....
Hospice care at home coverage in Texas
Hospice is a program of care and support for terminally ill patients in Texas and their families. It focuses on providing the patient with the best quality of life and comfort possible rather than curing the illness. Medicare or Medicaid Terminally ill individuals can...
What changes can Metaverse make to the health care industry?
New technology presents opportunities for the health care industry to transform the care it provides to patients in Texas. While many of these changes provide benefits and improvements to care, some changes may also pose a threat to patient privacy. Metaverse offers...