Lunch & Learn: Bending the Curve- Finding Equilibrium in Home Care

Lunch & Learn: Bending the Curve: Finding Equilibrium in Home care

📅 Date: June 3, 2025
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM et
📍 Virtual Event

Having trouble finding and keeping caregivers? Supply and Demand is an age-old issue in any industry, but one of the largest issues in home care right now. Break free from siloed approaches and look at the caregiver lifecycle holistically to find and retain caregivers.

What You’ll Learn:

✅How macroeconomic principles apply to financial and operational pressures in home care.

✅How pandemic-driven debt, reimbursement cuts, and caregiver wage pressures destabilized home care operations.

✅How smarter hiring, better engagement, efficient scheduling, and ongoing support help providers do more with a limited caregiver supply.

✅Why it is crucial to rethink hiring, retention, and operational models to secure the future of care.

Pricing:

• Members: FREE
• Non-Members: $50

REGISTER HERE!

Want to access member pricing? Contact Jana Johnson, Membership Development Director, at [email protected]

Meet Our Speaker:

Sean Carney

VP of Partnerships

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With over 2 decades of experience in the Post-Acute Care sector, Sean has built a career around a deep commitment to patient-centered care. Every decision made is guided by one core principle: putting the patient first. Having been privileged to contribute to initiatives that have shaped the healthcare workforce, including being part of a remarkable team that has hired over 2 million nurses and caregivers over the past three years—an achievement that speaks to both scale and impact, Sean’s dedication to the LTC community is unmatched.

Sean’s passion lies not only in care delivery but also in driving meaningful innovation. He looks to actively seek out emerging technologies and forward-thinking solutions that can elevate the quality, accessibility, and efficiency of care—particularly for our aging population. As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, Sean remains committed to leading with empathy, embracing change, and collaborating across disciplines to create a better future for patients, caregivers, and the entire healthcare community