Alora Home Health Software

10/16/2026

Timely initiation of care is critical in home health and homecare. Delays at the start of care affect patient outcomes and reimbursement. Our latest blog provides actionable strategies to keep the start of care on time and on point!
https://www.alorahealth.com/blog-why-is-starting-care-on-time-important-for-home-health-agencies/

Learn why timely initiation of care is critical in home health, how delays affect patient outcomes and reimbursement, and more in this blog

10/14/2026

What an incredible time for team Alora at the Ohio Council for Home Care and Hospice 2026 annual conference!

Huge thanks to Jen and Drew and the entire OCHCH team for putting together such a fantastic event. From the sessions to the conversations in the hallways, to the opportunity to dine and share time with some of our valued and long-tenured customers, it was energizing to reconnect with so many partners, thought-leaders, and friends in the home care community.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, said hello, shared feedback, and made this year’s conference truly sensational. We’re grateful for this community and everything you do every day for patients and families across Ohio.

We’ll see you next year! 👋

10/12/2026

We are at Ohio Council for Home Care and Hospice annual conference today and tomorrow and it’s all smiles, all Homecare & hospice, and all love for this event.
Stop by booth #63 if you’re in the building! And don’t forget to check out our own Heather Ketchum’s education session #25 on homecare operational strategies!🤟🏿

10/12/2026

Looking forward to reuniting with some of our always treasured Ohio home health and hospice agency clients at the Ohio Council for Home Care and Hospice 2026 conference today and tomorrow!

Come see team Alora in booth #63 and let’s talk all things home health & hospice software!🤟🏿🥂

10/12/2026

Ever wonder where the money you've already earned goes?

For a lot of agencies, it's sitting in claims nobody had time to chase down before they aged out, not lost, just abandoned.

Join Arran Wilson and Nora Emereonye on October 28, at 1:00 PM ET to walk through exactly where that happens and how to catch it before it's gone.

Here's what we'll unpack:
🔍 Where revenue leaks, and why claims really get denied
📈 The five-stage revenue cycle, stage by stage
✅ What good RCM looks like
💰 What strong clean claim and AR numbers look like

Come find out where your numbers might be hiding.

Register Now → https://hubs.ly/Q04zFRF40

10/11/2026

Ready to rock at the 2026 Ohio Council for Home Care and Hospice Annual Home Care & Hospice conference in Westerville, Ohio.

October 12th & 13th is when it all goes down - in booth #63. Alora is proud to be a platinum sponsor with OCHCH going into 2027…AND we have a full Alora house here this year, excited to meet new friends and reunite with old ones!

Booth is up!
Staff is in!

Please stop by and say hello to Sathish, Samantha, Nicholas, Sage, Terence, and Heather… who by the way, if you’re in attendance, you won’t want to miss her session #25 “High impact operational strategies for Ohio Home Care in 2026!”

Let’s go! See you there!

10/09/2026

Real insights, real articles, from real experts.

As part of our commitment to expanding thought leadership in home health care and hospice, our "Thrive in home health care" blog was built on one idea...

Bring together the most passionate and experienced home health and hospice experts, and ask them, "What matters to agencies and the people who work in them?"

That's how Thrive was born...out of a desire to cut through the AI and cookie cutter noise, to provide articles, blogs, white papers and e-books that help agencies THRIVE. Spotlighting our stellar contributors, today we feature content by 25+ year industry vet and former agency owner, Michael Mussman.

From starting a home health agency from scratch, to advising on caregiver retention, to building strong referrals and agency culture, Michael's pieces speak directly "From the agency owner's desk."

Check out some of Michael's blogs below:

1. How I built my home health agency from scratch - https://www.alorahealth.com/how-i-built-my-home-health-agency-from-scratch/

2. The first 48 hours, Starting strong from your first homecare visit - https://www.alorahealth.com/blog-starting-strong-from-your-first-home-health-visit/

3. Why mental health matters in home health care - https://www.alorahealth.com/blog-mental-health-in-home-health-care/

4. Optimizing home health workflow with technology - https://www.alorahealth.com/blog-optimizing-your-agencys-workflow-with-technology/

5. Building strong referral relationships - https://www.alorahealth.com/blog-building-strong-referral-relationships-for-home-health-agencies/

6. YouTube Podcast (listen) - Four things successful home health care CEO's do daily - https://youtu.be/r3eexQ_I9LQ

10/07/2026

🕐 Session two of the Alora x ACHC CoP 3-part series is coming up on October 21st: Quality, Safety & Service Delivery.

QAPI and infection control are some of the areas surveyors scrutinize hardest, and a program that looks solid on paper doesn't always hold up without documented data behind it.

🗓️ Join Terence Fines and Becky Tolson on Oct 21 at 1p ET as they break down exactly what Section 484.65-484.80 requires, from performance improvement projects to aide competency evaluations, so you walk away knowing what to have ready before your next survey.

Register now → https://hubs.ly/Q04zv3gl0

10/05/2026

✈️ Next stop: Westerville, OH!

The Alora team is heading to the Ohio Council for Home Care & Hospice Annual Conference, October 12-13 in Westerville, OH. Join Heather Ketcham, Samantha McAlister, Nicholas Lena, Sage Campos, Terence Fines, and Sathish John on-site.

We're looking forward to connecting with Ohio's home care and hospice community and showing how agencies are simplifying billing, compliance, and documentation across every care line.

Come find us at Booth #63.

🗓️ October 12-13
📍 Westerville, OH - The Renaissance Columbus Westerville-Polaris Hotel

10/01/2026

Here's a stat that should get every home health agency's attention: CMS found that insufficient documentation accounts for over half of all improper home health payments...not fraud, just records that don't fully support the care that was given.

As fraud enforcement ramps up, the question reviewers ask isn't "was this documented?" It's "does this documentation support what we're being asked to pay for?"

This doesn't mean more paperwork. It means better alignment, making sure your notes, OASIS, plan of care, and billing all tell the same clear story. We dig into what's driving this shift and what agencies can do now in our latest blog.
https://www.alorahealth.com/blog-why-fraud-crackdowns-are-changing-documentation-expectations-in-home-health/

CMS reports $1.1B in improper home health payments, mostly from documentation gaps. See what fraud crackdowns mean for your agency's records.