No fluff – just answers. In response to a surge of suspicious communications sent to members recently, Katie Eisel, Payer Relations Director at OCHN, has written up a detailed safety toolkit to help everyone keep their agency and patient data safe and secure. Home and community-based care is a proven solution to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. The new CMS proposed rule includes policies that would reduce payments to home health agencies nationally by over $1 billion dollars in 2026. The Ohio Council for Home Care & Hospice has joined the National Alliance for Care at Home to submit a statement to the federal administration in response to the OMB Deregulation RFI, which seeks to reduce burdensome requirements and better streamline regulations to promote a more effective and efficient healthcare system. This year marks a powerful milestone for the Ohio Council for Home Care & Hospice — 60 years of supporting the people and agencies who care for Ohio’s most vulnerable residents! Ohio Council leadership has been actively presenting testimony to elected officials on behalf of Ohio’s home health providers, advocating for fair treatment in the upcoming state budget.
Identifying Legit Records Requests – Safety tips from OCHN
CMS Proposed Rule Reduces Reimbursement by 6.4%
OCHCH Joins National Statement to Federal Administration on a More Effective and Efficient Healthcare System
Celebrating 60 Years of Helping Ohio Families Stay Home Together
Advocating for Fair Treatment in the new State Budget
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No fluff – just answers. In response to a surge of suspicious communications sent to members recently, Katie Eisel, Payer Relations Director at OCHN, has written up a detailed safety toolkit to help everyone keep their agency and patient data safe and secure. Home and community-based care is a proven solution to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. The new CMS proposed rule includes policies that would reduce payments to home health agencies nationally by over $1 billion dollars in 2026. The Ohio Council for Home Care & Hospice has joined the National Alliance for Care at Home to submit a statement to the federal administration in response to the OMB Deregulation RFI, which seeks to reduce burdensome requirements and better streamline regulations to promote a more effective and efficient healthcare system. This year marks a powerful milestone for the Ohio Council for Home Care & Hospice — 60 years of supporting the people and agencies who care for Ohio’s most vulnerable residents! Ohio Council leadership has been actively presenting testimony to elected officials on behalf of Ohio’s home health providers, advocating for fair treatment in the upcoming state budget.
Identifying Legit Records Requests – Safety tips from OCHN
CMS Proposed Rule Reduces Reimbursement by 6.4%
OCHCH Joins National Statement to Federal Administration on a More Effective and Efficient Healthcare System
Celebrating 60 Years of Helping Ohio Families Stay Home Together
Advocating for Fair Treatment in the new State Budget
