The Home Care and Hospice Hero Awards recognize public officials who have made a significant contribution to the improvement and advancement of home care and hospice, and their accessibility to the public. Photo: Rep. Young with presenter Zach Holzapfel, Hicks Partners ODM is adjusting the effective date of changes to the Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) claims adjudication process to meet the best interests of stakeholders, providers, and the program. The changes originally planned to go into effect on October 1, will not take place any earlier than January 1, 2025. Molina Healthcare of Ohio awarded a $125k grant to the Center for Community Based Care to fund efforts to address the shortage of nurses in home care and hospice settings and support a new hotline aiding Ohioans managing serious illnesses from home. OCHCH is participating in a study funded by the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation through a Workforce Safety Innovation Center grant to The Ohio State University, aimed at enhancing home health care safety. This April, we were incredibly excited to attend the annual Washington D.C. fly-in hosted by the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC).
Home Care and Hospice Hero Award Winners, Representative Tom Young and Senator Jerry Cirino
Exciting EVV news from The Ohio Department of Medicaid
Molina Healthcare of Ohio Donates $125,000 to Address Shortage of Home Care and Hospice Nurses
OCHCH and The Ohio State University Partner for Home Health Care Safety
OCHCH in Washington D.C., NAHC Fly-in for Home Health & Hospice
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The Home Care and Hospice Hero Awards recognize public officials who have made a significant contribution to the improvement and advancement of home care and hospice, and their accessibility to the public. Photo: Rep. Young with presenter Zach Holzapfel, Hicks Partners ODM is adjusting the effective date of changes to the Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) claims adjudication process to meet the best interests of stakeholders, providers, and the program. The changes originally planned to go into effect on October 1, will not take place any earlier than January 1, 2025. Molina Healthcare of Ohio awarded a $125k grant to the Center for Community Based Care to fund efforts to address the shortage of nurses in home care and hospice settings and support a new hotline aiding Ohioans managing serious illnesses from home. OCHCH is participating in a study funded by the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation through a Workforce Safety Innovation Center grant to The Ohio State University, aimed at enhancing home health care safety. This April, we were incredibly excited to attend the annual Washington D.C. fly-in hosted by the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC).
Home Care and Hospice Hero Award Winners, Representative Tom Young and Senator Jerry Cirino
Exciting EVV news from The Ohio Department of Medicaid
Molina Healthcare of Ohio Donates $125,000 to Address Shortage of Home Care and Hospice Nurses
OCHCH and The Ohio State University Partner for Home Health Care Safety
OCHCH in Washington D.C., NAHC Fly-in for Home Health & Hospice
