Home Health Care News: ‘The Conversation Is Way Overdue’: Why the Home Care Staffing System Is Broken

‘The Conversation Is Way Overdue’: Why the Home Care Staffing System Is Broken

Families trust home-based care workers with the lives of their loved ones during some of the most vulnerable stretches of their lives. But as at-home care becomes more popular in the U.S., supporting the individuals that make up the workforce will have to be a priority.

Without the workforce of home health aides, companions and other caregivers, expanding home- and community-based services (HCBS) and creating a more cost-effective, holistic approach for aging individuals will be all for naught.

Read the full article at Home Health Care News

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