The expansion includes the addition of scheduling & time & attendance capabilities

BERKLEY HEIGHTS, New Jersey—Viventium announced an expansion of its human capital management (HCM) platform through the addition of integrated scheduling and time and attendance capabilities. The offering extends the connected Viventium + Apploi workforce experience, providing healthcare organizations with workforce visibility while reducing the complexity of managing employees across multiple systems.

It was also found that misunderstandings were linked to preferences for hospital or nursing homes

STOCKHOLM, Sweden—A study published by Sage Journals found that a majority of adults wish to receive end-of-life care at home, as well as to die at home rather than in a hospital or senior services home. Sage Journals is an online platform that hosts peer-reviewed journals published by SAGE Publishing.

Porter Cares is a healthcare technology & services company that coordinates patient care & health insurance benefits

BALTIMORE & FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida—Porter Cares, Inc., a healthcare technology and services company that coordinates patient care and health insurance benefits, announced that Jeff Fox has joined the company as chief growth officer.

Members under Fallon Health would gain access to critical care supplies such as breast pumps & CPAPs across the state of Massachusetts

ASHEVILLE, North Carolina—Aeroflow Health has partnered with Fallon Health to provide durable medical equipment (DME) to commercial and Medicare members across Massachusetts.

A letter penned by 19 home health, hospice & suppliers asked the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to rethink some of the proposed updates to the Home Health Proposed Rule

WASHINGTON—In a joint sign-on letter led by LeadingAge, a coalition of 19 partners representing hospitals, physician and clinician practices, post-acute and long-term care providers, home health and hospice agencies and suppliers warned the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that changes to Medicare provider enrollment provisions included in the proposed payment rule for home health risk penalizing legitimate providers and could result in limiting beneficiary access to care.&n

The report said mergers & acquisitions could return to or surpass pre-pandemic numbers if momentum from first half of 2026 continues

WASHINGTON—A new report predicts there could be a spike in the volume and valuation of homecare mergers and acquisitions (M&A) for 2027.

The report, "Insight into Health Care Services Mergers & Acquisitions," released by the Braff Group, said that M&A transactions have been rising and could return to or even surpass pre-pandemic numbers if the pattern from the first half of 2026 continues.

The organizations said they are looking to modernize how physicians & clinicians manage care through electronic medical record management

REDWOOD CITY, California—WellBeam, a healthcare technology company focused on improving longitudinal care management through electronic medical record (EMR) and clinical workflow interoperability, announced a partnership with Kettering Health, a regional integrated health system, and Alternate Solutions Health Network (ASHN), a provider of home health services. 

Through its acquisition of Mid-Island Medical Supply, Medically Modern has been able to expand Medicare coverage through major active payer contracts

NEW YORK—Medically Modern, a nationwide provider of continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), insulin pumps and related diabetes supplies, announced that its acquisition of Mid-Island Medical Supply has expanded the company's insurance coverage from Medicare only to nearly every major commercial and public payer.

The National Alliance for Care at Home said the updates to the rule do not balance years of cuts

ALEXANDRIA, Virginia—While next year's planned home health Medicare rates do include a welcome full annual payment update, the overall proposed rule doesn't do enough to undo prior harm or protect access to care across the country, the National Alliance for Care at Home said in public comments on the rule. 

Daybreak will now have access to the e-prescribing platform's clinicians, prescribers & HME provider locations in the hopes of streamlining the diagnosis & treatment processes of obstructive sleep apnea

LOS ANGELES—Daybreak, a sleep apnea solutions company, has joined Parachute Health, an e-prescribing platform for home medical equipment (HME). Daybreak said this marks its first entry into e-prescribing and makes it available to the more than 300,000 clinicians and prescribers and 3,000 HME provider locations nationwide who use Parachute Health.

The online program is designed to help stroke & brain injury patients further their progress when in-person therapy ends or is limited

IRVINE, California—Flint Rehab, a provider of at-home rehabilitation devices and programs for stroke and brain injury survivors, launched the Remote Neuro Recovery Program, an online program the company said is designed to help people continue making progress when in-person therapy ends or becomes limited. 

Tyler Reddick will share his own personal experiences with obstructive sleep apnea at various NASCAR races for the next few months

SAN DIEGO—Resmed, a health technology company focused on sleep, breathing and care delivered in the home, announced a new collaboration with 23XI Racing and its NASCAR Cup Series driver Tyler Reddick to encourage more people to recognize the signs of sleep apnea and seek diagnosis and treatment.

The acquisition goes alongside a $116M Series E fundraise led by general catalyst

BROOKLYN, New York—Cityblock Health, a healthcare provider that delivers primary care, behavioral and social services to lower income areas, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Homeward Health in an all-stock transaction, alongside a $116 million Series E led by general catalyst. 

Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald released a memo outlining priorities for the Department of Justice's National Fraud Enforcement Division

WASHINGTON—The Department of Justice (DOJ) plans to add as many as 500 new lawyers and other staff members focused on stopping fraud, and home health and hospice are top priorities, according to a memo released by the agency. 

United States Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald wrote an updated memo outlining plans for the DOJ's National Fraud Enforcement Division, which was created earlier this year.