How to Build a Strong Client Intake Process for your Non-Skilled Home Care Agency

A well-organized client intake process is one of the most important parts of running a non-skilled home care agency in Florida. It is often the first direct interaction a client or family has with your agency, and it sets the tone for your working relationship. More importantly, it ensures compliance with Florida’s Agency for Health […]

Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans for Florida Home Care Providers

When you’re caring for clients in their homes, safety isn’t just about daily routines, it’s also about being prepared for the unexpected. Hurricanes, power outages, medical emergencies, or even local evacuations can disrupt care at any moment. That’s why every licensed home care organization in Florida is required to maintain a Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan […]

Why Training & Supervision Matter in Non-Skilled Home Care and How to Do It Right

Providing non-skilled care in homes means working closely with clients on their day-to-day needs, from companionship and meal preparation to light housekeeping and assistance with activities of daily living. While non-skilled care isn’t clinical, training and supervision are absolutely essential to protect your agency, ensure compliance, and promote quality care. The Challenge: Minimal State Requirements, […]

CHAP vs. ACHC and Which Is Right for Your Agency

Accreditation is an important step for skilled home health agencies in Florida. It demonstrates compliance with national standards and helps strengthen credibility with clients, payers, and regulators. Two of the most recognized accrediting bodies are the Community Health Accreditation Partner (CHAP) and the Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC). While both organizations provide respected pathways […]