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Vendor solutions providing core clinical and back office support for agencies providing home health services.

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Home Health 2024: Which Vendors Are Providing Innovation & Value in a Shifting Market?) Report Cover Image
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Home Health 2024: Which Vendors Are Providing Innovation & Value in a Shifting Market?
27 February 24
Over the last few years, the home health market has undergone extensive changes following mergers and acquisitions, fluctuating regulatory requirements, and shifts in the workforce. As a result, user frustration around home health solutions has increased, and home health agencies have sought greater collaboration, development, and automation from their vendors, with some customers even reconsidering their current investments. Through a look at current market share, recent purchase decisions, and customer satisfaction, this report examines which home health vendors are best meeting provider needs, developing functionality, and driving value for customers.

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Key Findings:

  1. With Many Large Customers, Homecare Homebase Leads in Market Share by a Wide Margin
  2. Homecare Homebase & MatrixCare Most Considered for Their Stability & Consistency
  3. Homecare Homebase, Netsmart & WellSky Pricing Models Hinder Value
  4. For Health System–Owned Home Health Agencies, Epic Offers Broad Technology & Innovation


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