October 1 update. Our PDGM and ICD-10 tools now use the FY2027 code set: 190 codes added, 30 deleted, and no existing code changed clinical group.
See what changedTips, workflows, and tools to help home health clinicians manage caseloads, reduce documentation time, and deliver better care without burning out.
The documentation burden in home health is real and it is measured in evenings. A clinician who sees six patients and charts until nine at night is not slow — they are working in a system that asks them to enter the same information several times, in different places, for different reasons.
These pieces are about getting that time back: what can be captured once and reused, which parts of an assessment genuinely need care and which are being over-thought, how to structure a day so the drive time is not the largest line item, and where the tools help versus where they add another screen.
4 articles in Clinician Productivity
Thinking about an LPN or LVN job in home health? What the federal rules let you do, what they reserve for the RN, what visits are like, and per-visit pay.
Reza
·12 min read
Is drive time paid in home health? What federal wage rules say about travel between visits, the 2026 IRS mileage rate, and what to ask before a per-visit job.
Reza
·12 min read
What home health agencies spent per visit on PTs, OTs, nurses, assistants and aides, by state, from 2024 Medicare cost reports. The middle and the usual range.
Reza
·13 min read
Home health RN turnover ran 25 to 31% a year since 2022. A worked method to estimate what each departure costs your agency, and what keeps clinicians.
Reza
·16 min read