Home Care 100 Sessions
On-demand access to conference recordings exploring 'The Data Imperative', featuring insights that will shape your approach to data for long-term success.
On-demand access to conference recordings exploring 'The Data Imperative', featuring insights that will shape your approach to data for long-term success.
February 16, 2026 •Home Care 100 Intelligence Group
In an overburdened system, delivering connected, reliable, and personalized care is a goal that many organizations have yet to accomplish – yet it's crucial to our impact as high-value home care organizations. Join us as we define the promise of Intelligent Home Care for patients, clients, family members, and the healthcare ecosystem as a whole, and explain what you can do now to help your organization fulfill it.
February 16, 2026 •Home Care 100 Intelligence Group
Behind every statistic is a story. In this powerful session, patients, private-pay clients and family caregivers will share heartfelt reflections on what truly matters in their care. Curated in collaboration with Matt Thornhill, Boomer Expert and Futurist, the session offers a fresh lens on the future of home care through the voices of those who receive it. Discover what builds trust, brings comfort, makes a lasting impact and creates human connection – along with what’s often overlooked. You’ll leave inspired to reimagine care with deeper compassion and clarity of purpose.
February 16, 2026 •Home Care 100 Intelligence Group
As the population ages and the need for home care rises, our industry has made a promise that must be kept. Get a big-picture view – shaped by data – of what the marketplace needs from us, population by population and condition by condition, and take away valuable next steps for your own strategic plans.
February 16, 2026 •Home Care 100 Intelligence Group
LEAD is CMMI’s latest (10-year) foray to move providers into full risk for cost of care. We review the strategic value of LEAD for home-based care providers and the opportunity to capture a portion of the savings.
June 18, 2025 •Lincoln Intelligence Group
Delivering outcomes that matter demands alignment and focus across every level of your organization. This capstone session explores the combination of leadership accountability, strategic data visualization, staff training, and innovative technology for creating true organizational alignment.
June 18, 2025 •Lincoln Intelligence Group
Discover the essential technology infrastructure that powers successful outcomes management. Industry leaders share their technology investment priorities, ROI metrics, and lessons learned, and we’ll map out critical investment areas: smart data capture; analytics that transform data into insights and custom dashboards that communicate value effectively.
June 18, 2025 •Lincoln Intelligence Group
Decision-makers from key upstream partners and successful home care providers will showcase how they've aligned their work and metrics to deliver on shared priorities. Leading health system, physician-led ACO, and private duty consumer representatives outline their must-have outcomes. The session also shares examples of partnerships built on shared outcome goals.
June 18, 2025 •Lincoln Intelligence Group
As our businesses grow, expanding workforces must ultimately share the complex drive for value dictated by an expanding set of upstream payers, partners, and other customers across a wide range of desired measures. This session lays out the core components of connecting the dots from the front lines all the way up to your upstream partners to drive alignment and deliver maximum value.
June 18, 2025 •Lincoln Intelligence Group
Rapid-fire stories from five providers across the care spectrum leveraging unconventional processes, new program and service models, and unique relationships, leading to real growth results for their organization. You’ll walk away with a new set of strategies and solutions for advancing your own growth goals.
June 18, 2025 •Lincoln Intelligence Group
The back office – overlooked by some organizations – is a distinct source of advantage for others in our space. Lincoln presents the findings from a study of back-office practices demonstrating the keys to lowering the unit processing cost of care.