How to Get Your Patients Scheduled in Home Health

Scheduling patients in home health can be an absolute pain. These are the things I've learned to make the process as pain-free as possible.
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[@rocambole93]

as an RN, I have been called "doctor" by my patients for most the second part of my life, maybe due to my extensive experience and knowledge; even more so, now that I am retired and have a home health part time job. I always thanked them for the compliment but reminded them of my real status to avoid tensions with physicians. Thanks for this useful video.

[@pawsitivevibez7001]

Thank you SO MUCH for this video, RN starting my journey in Home Health Nursing and this is very much appreciated!!!😊

[@DDRounds]

This is worth gold to new-to-home health therapists. I, like you, have learned it through trial and error.

[@TrevorMinerPTDPT]

Thank you! Seriously, much better to learn it up front than to go through the trial and error process.

[@totaltherapysolutions]

Great information my friend.

[@TroySmith30]

Great info. I'm going to start throwing the Doctor out there more. I never thought of doing that for scheduling for some reason.. I bet that helps for sure.

[@TrevorMinerPTDPT]

Doctor is your proper title. Not much more to it than that.