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The Paubox team is in Chicago this week for the National Alliance for Care at Home Financial Summit. The focus: building a sustainable, patient-centered future for care delivered in the home.
What’s happening:
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The event brings together financial and policy leaders from across the home health and hospice ecosystem.
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Big themes: payer complexity, workforce strategy, compliance risk.
Our lessons learned so far:
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Innovation needs trust. Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson kicked off with a bold vision for the future of care at home—powered by tech, centered on human connection. Her advice: innovate fast, but lead with ethics, stay transparent, and measure what matters to patients.
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Policy pulse check. Alliance CEO Dr. Steven Landers and board members shared advocacy priorities: expanding access, strengthening the workforce, and securing reimbursement models that reflect the real value of home-based care. With CMS policy shifts and Medicare Advantage expansion looming, federal engagement is critical.
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Revenue cycle is center stage. Packed sessions on home health and hospice revenue cycles highlighted growing payer complexity, new Acceptance-to-Service requirements, and CMS scrutiny. The message: financial workflows now matter as much as clinical ones. Audit-ready data and benchmarks are becoming survival tools.
Why it matters for Paubox:
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Operational risk is rising. The organizations that thrive will be the ones that can move faster and more securely. From payer management to compliance, communication must be seamless and HIPAA compliant by default. Paubox keeps PHI secure behind the scenes so financial leaders can focus on scaling care that works.
Looking ahead:
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The conversations are just getting started. From policy shifts to performance benchmarks, the Financial Summit is giving providers the insights they need to future-proof their strategy.
Enjoy the pics from Chicago
Hoff and Andrew Olowu
Attendees at the Paubox booth
Abbey holding things down at the booth
Recipient of the Paubox giveaway
