Home Care Path Starting Block Social Impact Initiative Not Franchise

Home Care Path is happy to report they have been chosen to advance to the second stage of the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative.  Home Care Path's proposal involves implementation of a unique proprietary blend that " Transitions Care Givers To Elder Care Business Operators " as a service.  This is guiding an individual's effort to start their own elder care business.

How is the Home Care Path approach - different than a senior care franchise?

Franchise modals focus on densely populated areas to secure the contribution mandates - this leaves the underserved pockets which Wisconsin has many - without service.  Home Care Path's approach is less costly than a franchise and supports individual providers who deliver their service close to home.  The business operator can grow at their own speed and stay doing what they enjoy longer.

The Home Care Path style fosters collaboration between individual providers in a competitive market sector.  This assures mutually beneficial interactions in an economic approach that respects long standing anti -trust legislation.

Home Care Path is wishing those participating in the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative the best of luck!

Home Care Path 2nd Stage Starting Block Social Impact Initiative CMS Medicare Medicaid

Home Care Path is excited to report they have been chosen to advance to the second stage of the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative Madison Wisconsin.  An important piece of understanding the benefits to the Home Care Path proposal is looking at the Centers For Medicare and Medicaid regulatory mandates.  The Home Care Path approach supports the ability of hospital and nursing homes to better comply with these relatively new Medicare - Medicaid regulations.  Medicare - Medicaid are the primary insurance pay source for medical care of our elderly population.

Inpatient level of care:

Patients must be very ill to be able to meet the level of care that reimburses a hospital - nursing home for an inpatient stay.  Medical providers need a predictable service they can refer those people who obviously need help but do not quality for medical care.  This population will benefit from the Home Care Path Starting Block Social Impact Initiative proposal.

Limited reimbursement for re-admission in less than 30 days of discharge:

Medicare - Medicaid does not reimburse a hospital - nurse home for a readmission that occurs within 30 days of discharge.  Hospital - nursing homes must have access to a service that can help when the patient no longer meets level of care and must be discharged home.  Rural community hospital - nursing home total received revenue in tight budgets are more dependent upon Medicare - Medicaid payments.  The non- reimbursement of care in these rural community hospital - nursing homes can create un-sustainable loss.  The service provision being created through Home Care Path's submission to the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative helps reduce non- paid readmissions which assures the facility can continue to maintain operation in that location.

Home Care Path would like to wish all those participating in the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative the best of luck!

Home Care Path Advances Second Stage Starting Block Social Impact Initiative Communication

Home Care Path is happy to report they have been chosen to advance to the second stage of Starting Block Social Impact Initiative.  This stage it will be important to communicate how the business approach will be financially sustainable while creating social benefits across the community.

The need across the community:

Wisconsin's share of people 65 years of age and older was estimated at 895 thousand in 2015.  This number is expected to grow to 1.5 million people in Wisconsin 65 years of age and older by the year 2040.  This is a 72 percent increase that provides evidence of a need for businesses that can serve elderly across the State of Wisconsin.

Where is the social concern:

Elderly tend to be more frequent users of a communities hospital and nursing home resources.  Medicare and Medicaid have released regulations that produce shorter hospital and nursing home stays - expecting the ill to spend more time recovering at home.

How does a family find the help they need for an elder who needs more support at home:

Home Care Path is anticipating this growing need for more support in the home setting for the elderly by participating in a Social Impact Initiative held by Starting Block in Madison Wisconsin.

What is Home Care Path proposing:

Home Care Path plans to implement a unique proprietary blend that " Transitions Care Givers To Elder Care Business Operators" as a service.  This is guiding an individual's efforts to start their own elder care business.

Can this be monetized to demonstrate sustainability:

The new business owners populate the multisided digital platform that adds value by facilitating matches in real time.  This produces a new business data base - that lends itself to marketing analysis designed to foster network efficiencies that reduce cost for both the consumer and the participating operators.

When does this plan to initiate:

A short term plan would be State wide, while the long term plan would be a National expansion.

Home Care Path would like to wish all those participating in the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative the best of luck!

Home Care Path Starting Block Social Impact Initiative Needs Based

Home Care Path has been chosen to participate in the second stage of the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative.  Home Care Path has successfully operated a non-medical modal of senior living solutions since 2010 to help Wisconsin elders stay in their own homes longer.

The Wisconsin State Journal Newspaper recently reported the State's share of people 65 and older in 2015 was estimated at 895, 000.  By 2040 the number of people older than 65 living in the State of Wisconsin is expected to be 1.5 million.  This is a 72 percent increase- meaning there is a need for businesses that serve the aging population in Wisconsin.

The Submission to Starting Block Social Impact Initiative involves Home Care Path guiding an individual's effort to start their own elder care business.  This service elevates care givers to business operators. This improves the caregiver turned business operators income, provides more autonomy, and extends the time they can continue to practice.  The new business operator has full advantage of the Home Care Path modal of consumer driven, needs based support that takes a pragmatic approach to keeping a household functioning.

The Home Care Path modal supports individual elder care business operators through an organized network designed to improve a families access to service while helping employees fill vacant hours.  New business operators have the Home Care Path copyright Path Along process designed to reduce hospital readmissions.  Home Care Path has add on revenue streams called House Checks, and Pet Visits, which expand the definition of care to deliver a more comprehensive elder care service.

Home Care Path would like to wish all the participants in the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative the best of luck.

Home Care Path Chosen to Advance To Second Stage Starting Block Social Impact Initiative

Home Care Path has been chosen to advance to the second stage of the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative.  Staff are excited to be preparing for the presentation.  This will be an important opportunity to communicate the social benefits of the Home Care Path style of guiding care givers to become successful operators of their own elder care business.

This approach improves a care givers income while extending the time they are able to continue to practice in their chosen community.   This improves the families access to supportive home care while keeping the cost affordable.  This strengthens the community hospital and nursing homes ability to meet their Medicare and Medicaid mandated regulations - improving scores on quality evaluations.  This assures the County referral delivery which is dependent upon operators to function - can continue to successfully serve area residents.

The Home Care Path modal involves an inclusive network that creates cost efficiencies designed to benefit the State's investment of public money.  This is moving care tasks to the proper level of provision - saving public dollars on reimbursement.  This moves provision out in to under served pockets improving access to needed service.  This helps contain household cost through competition in provider dense areas.

Home Care Path would like to wish all the participants in the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative the best of luck!

Home Care Path Starting Block Social Impact Initiative Care Alignment

Home Care Path has submitted to Starting Block Social Impact Initiative Madison Wisconsin.  Part of the submission involves properly aligning care delivery with skill levels for the purpose of cost savings across the community.

Home Care Path performs a non-medical custodial level of care.  This means the providers can do for an elder most anything a family member would do if they could be there.  This assures the higher level skilled medical providers are not consuming excessive  household dollars to perform tasks that any family member could do.

This is managing limited resources within an individual's practice to assure sustainability for the entire health care delivery system.  An essential piece of this much needed application is guiding an individual's effort to start their own elder care business.  This guidance communicates the important role of the Home Care Path style of business operation which moves direct care tasks to the most cost effective care giver.

Inherent in the process is the cost savings measures designed to strengthen service while supporting agreed upon healing outcomes.   This is an inclusive style that facilitates collaboration for the purpose of improving the quality of home care delivery while conserving limited resources.

Home Care Path is wishing all participants in the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative the best of luck!

Home Care Path Starting Block Social Impact Initiative Rural Wisconsin

Home Care Path has submitted to the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative.  A key advantage to the Home Care Path modal is successful experience serving elderly in a rural setting.  This is important because a significant number of the States elderly live in rural areas.

Home Care Path values home and human life.  Many Wisconsin families spend their whole lives contributing to the ability to live the way they want in the place they want.  Home Care Path understands a home and property mean much more than the monetary value varied assessors choose to apply to the residence.

Home Care Path integrates senior living solutions that help support an elders ability to stay at home longer.  The Home Care Path submission involves guiding an individual's efforts to start their own elder care business. This involves linking newly opened care giving business modals to create density across the network.  Density amplifies cost saving efficiencies for both the service provider and the consumer.

This is powerful because it targets documented need while supporting the individual Counties referral dependent delivery.  This approach is expected to strengthen a care givers practice and keep them in the elder care field longer.

Home Care Path would like to wish those participating in the Starting Block Social Impact Initiative the best of luck.