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Improving operation excellence for better patient outcomes

and cost containment

Who We Are

The Anchor HealthXchange is a division of the Anchor Group, providing productivity tools and strategic guidance to companies in the long-term care industry to improve customer experience, increase workforce productivity, and realize program and revenue growth.

Our Clients

We serve clients within the health services sector, building solutions primarily for those in the post-acute and long-term care verticals.

Why Post-Acute & Long-term Care?

We provide tools to assist long-term care agencies to operate more efficiently, as the demand for services rises with the growth of the aging population across the United States.

Our Talent Initiative

Background of Talent Development Series

The Anchor Group, a thought leader and strategic consulting firm in the home care industry, welcomes you to participate in our Home Care Workers Talent Series.
The theme, “Fortifying Your Home Workforce” will be unpacked through a series of activities engaging industry leaders, regulators, managed long-term-care agencies, government regulators, and long-term care agencies to investigate, develop, and engaging techniques and activities that will enhance their home care workforce –the Talent UniverseTM.

Yearly, the Anchor Group hosts several events and activities in collaboration with its partners to engage in meaningful conversation to explore solutions to enhance the home care workforce.

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The Home Care Industry  is a very dynamic space with several professional and paraprofessionals supporting care at patients’ homes, nursing homes, hospice, and rehabilitation centers. The Anchor Group’s Talent Series  spotlights the Home Health Aides (HHAs) and Personal Care Assistants (PCAs), the largest group of home care services workers.

Home care work typically involves assistance with daily tasks such as eating, dressing, and bathing and some medical services supporting older adults and people living with disabilities remain active in their communities.

Why Long-term Care?

According to a 2017 IBISWorld report, the Home Health Care industry has $93 billion in revenue in the U.S., with an annual growth rate from 2012 – 2017 of 4%. At-home treatment of patients has gained greater acceptance by physicians and has become an essential source of medical cost savings for patients—to the tune of billions of dollars annually. An aging U.S. population (specifically Baby Boomers) and increased longevity will keep the need for home health care services and overall health industry growth, robust for the near future.

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According to a 2017 IBISWorld report, the Home Health Care industry has $93 billion in revenue in the U.S., with an annual growth rate from 2012 – 2017 of 4%.

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