Monday, January 15 | Cause Connected, Thought Leadership, Legislative/Policy
People With Addiction Issues Should Be Able to Control Their Own Health Data
By Netsmart
In case you missed it, our own Executive Vice President Kevin Scalia and The Kennedy Forum Founder Patrick J. Kennedy were featured in The Hill over the weekend. Together, they collaborate on why it is important and fair to give individuals with a history of substance use equal control over their health information as those with other conditions.
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The IDD Parenting Journey: The Early Days of Support, Resources and Advocacy
Tuesday, April 14 | Human Services,Thought Leadership
During last year’s third annual IDD and Autism Leadership Summit, I had the privilege of being joined by two parents who each shared what that path looks like for them on a personal level.
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26 Things Care at Home Leaders Need to Know in 2026
Monday, April 13 | Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership
The care-at-home landscape is shifting. Dr. Steve Landers, former CEO of the National Alliance for Care at Home, unpacks what’s changing in 2026 and what leaders should be preparing for now. He shares 26 insights that are already reshaping care at home in 2026.
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Three EVV Trends Providers and Payers Should Watch
Tuesday, March 31 | Human Services,Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership
As Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) programs continue to mature, 2026 is shaping up to be a year where precision matters more than ever. For home health and personal care providers, as well as state agencies and managed care organizations (MCOs), EVV is no longer just about checking a compliance box. It’s about using the data EVV generates to improve service integrity, support the workforce and build trust across the care continuum.
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