by Jensen Jones
HOMECAREceo recently held a stimulating panel discussion exploring the impact of the 80/20 Medicaid rule on home care services. As Medicaid-managed care plans expect to allocate a significant portion of their revenue toward caregiver compensation, we examined what this means for home care providers. How can we navigate this regulatory landscape while managing costs? What is the impact on the private duty space?
Key Discussion Points
Our panel of home care thought leaders delved into the 80/20 rule and its implications. Key discussion points included:
- Enforcement Assessment
- Financial Implications
- Access to Care
- Workforce Impact
- Advisory & Infrastructure
Insights and Practical Advice
It was an informative and lively discussion, offering valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities presented by the 80/20 rule. The panel provided practical advice on how providers can adapt to these changes.
Watch and Engage
Watch the full discussion now on YouTube. Don’t just watch—engage with us! Share your thoughts and continue the conversation in our LinkedIn community.
Your input is vital as we navigate this evolving landscape together. Join us and add your voice to this important discussion!
Meet Our Panelists
Facilitator: Jensen Jones, MBA, CEO of HOMECAREceo & Jensen Morgan & Jones LLC. www.homecareceo.com
Aaron Stapleton, Founder & CEO of Trinity In Home Care, HCAOA Board Treasurer. trinityihc.co
Jeff Wiberg, Founder & Board Member of Family Resource Home Care, HCAOA Board Liaison. familyresourcehomecare.com
Stephen Tweed, CEO of Leading Home Care, Founder of HOMECAREceo. leadinghomecare.com
John Bennet, MAA, CEO of DLEM Holdings, Sunny Days Home Care. sunnydaysinhomecare.com
Ari Medoff, MBA, MPP, CEO of Arosa Home Care. arosacare.com
Andrew Foxhoven, President & Owner of PROMEDCARE Inc. promedcareinc.com
Stay informed and join the conversation as we explore the implications of the 80/20 rule on home care services. Together, we can navigate this evolving landscape.