Providers

This year, we’re celebrating Constellation’s 15th anniversary by remembering the incredible impact our staff, our patients, and fellow providers have had on the communities we serve. A lot has changed over the last 15 years,…

The holiday season is the perfect time of year to bring special holiday cheer to your nursing home. Enthusiasm around the holidays creates an atmosphere where joy spreads and everyone in the facility, from residents…

When it comes to caring for aging friends or family members, it is important to understand the different types of care and provider options available. While many health conditions require the services and resources offered…

When you or an aging loved one are in need of medical care, there are a lot of terms that are frequently used by providers that may not be fully understood by those receiving care. Two acronyms that may be important to understand as we age are ADLs and IADLs. 

Nurses Are in a Prime Position to Have a Greater Impact on Patients as Care Enters the Home. The importance of having the skilled oversight of a nurse in home healthcare is hard to understate…

Post-discharge care by a home health partner can prevent a rehospitalization Hospital readmission rates have been in the spotlight due to the high cost of avoidable, often duplicative care. In particular, Medicare patients have a…

Establishing a trusted referral partnership can be challenging. When it comes to finding the right home health partner, what should providers look for? As healthcare moves more towards managed care and value-based models, referrals are…

Why the future of home care must focus on population health Across the healthcare industry, leaders are tirelessly thinking about how to solve “gaps” in care—access, staffing, technology, prescriptions—while navigating regulatory policies that can hinder…

Complete Care: A Comprehensive Home Health Solution Profile Service: Hospice CareDiagnosis: End-Stage Cardiac Disease Description A veteran patient in their mid-90s joined Constellation’s hospice care upon disease progression. The patient’s primary diagnosis was an end-stage…