Once the ink on a deal is dry, home-based providers face the arduous assignment of integrating two disparate companies.

Modivcare Inc. (Nasdaq: MODV) announced Monday that it would part ways with two members of its executive leadership team and not fill their positions.

Addus HomeCare (Nasdaq: ADUS) reported a strong start to 2025 – driven largely by its personal care segment. The company’s personal care segment ...

Three major home care brands have announced their expansion into the southern U.S. in response to a growing demand for home-based care services in those ...

In what has been considered the most significant shift in recent Medicare policy, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ...

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced Thursday that it will no longer enforce a final rule that increased the possibility of Fair Labor Standards ...

Despite operating on razor-thin margins and facing persistent reimbursement challenges, some home-based care providers are ...

As competition intensifies in the home care industry, providers can get stuck in a “sea of sameness.” Home care providers are ...

When it comes to unexpected surveys from federal and state regulators, a home health agency’s lack of preparedness can ...

Immediate jeopardy (IJ) is the most serious regulatory citation a home-based care provider can receive. It’s not reserved for ...

After securing $200 million in funding last year, home-based primary care company HarmonyCares set its sights on expanding its footprint while investing ...

Although home-based care providers and industry experts initially entered 2025 with a renewed level of optimism regarding ...