At GooZam Grow, our focus on building solid customer relationships is central to our work. We believe we can support you best when we understand your business aims and also know your customers. So we listen when we work alongside you and pay close attention to what you tell us in our customer surveys.
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Posted by Goozam Grow on Wednesday, August 3, 2022
At GooZam Grow, our focus on building solid customer relationships is central to our work. We believe we can support you best when we understand your business aims and also know your customers. So we listen when we work alongside you and pay close attention to what you tell us in our customer surveys.
Posted by Goozam Grow on Friday, July 22, 2022
A comprehensive training program is necessary to ensure your agency is successful. But, unfortunately, it can also waste your time and money. But that needn't be the case with the correct training approach.
Posted by Goozam Grow on Tuesday, July 12, 2022
As the demand for home-based care services continues to soar, so does the industry's shortage of workers. Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute (PHI) report shows that around 7.8 million caregiving positions are projected to sit unfilled by 2026. So the multimillion-dollar question for agencies remains: how can agencies survive the staffing crisis?— the leading challenge within home health and hospice care. One possible answer — and solution to rising health care costs and quality concerns — could be upskilling and reskilling.
Posted by Goozam Grow on Friday, June 24, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic has reminded us of health workers' vital role in relieving suffering and saving lives. Even before the outbreak, the health sector was among the most hazardous sectors to work in. Only a few healthcare facilities had programs to manage health and safety at work. Individuals with medical, functional, or access needs are particularly vulnerable to natural hazards. Factors such as physical limitations, mental ailments, and medication requirements are issues of concern for home health and hospice care workers. Moreover, they also face various occupational risks and threats of impending emergencies, affecting the safety of both health workers and patients.
Posted by Goozam Grow on Tuesday, June 14, 2022
Healthcare professionals must stay updated on industry trends, technologies, treatments, and best practices. By regularly providing employees with eLearning courses, home health agencies ensure they have access to all relevant information they require when it matters most—when they are learning it.