The home healthcare market is on the upswing, and as baby boomers continue to age, that growth doesn’t show signs of slowing anytime soon. The number of personal care and home healthcare workers will increase 70% between 2010 and 2020 in response to the rise…

Sales teams are always looking for new ways to reach potential customers at the perfect moment, whether that’s at home, online, or in a brick-and-mortar store looking for a product or service. The need to reach customers in new ways has become apparent as many…

The increasing focus on patient-centric service, an aging population, and the rising use of remote patient monitoring have led to a boom in the home healthcare industry. On the hunt to serve more patients and improve efficiencies that lead to better outcomes, home healthcare agencies…

The percentage of workers who are mobile is growing fast, in industries ranging from home healthcare to agriculture to hospitality. They’re making deliveries, performing installations, maintaining products, and delivering service in customers’ homes, offices, and wherever else they might be. As the number of deskless…

The churn in the home health provider workforce is one of the biggest challenges for most healthcare organizations. According to the Home Care Benchmarking Study, the industry experienced 82% turnover in 2018. Aside from the cost implications of such high turnover, there is another factor…

More than 2.7 billion people worldwide are deskless workers, comprising 80 percent of the total global workforce. They are not anchored to a desk: not at a traditional office, remote office, or co-working environment. Companies that serve customers on site in homes, offices, and other…