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We are a robust community of home healthcare clinicians At Care in Motion, we believe that empowerment begins with community.

YOUR PARTNER IN HOME HEALTH

Bridging together Clinicians with everyday education, a collaborative community, and products to simplify care on the go. We unite home health nurses, therapists, assistants, and aides through a robust gathering space so you can connect, exchange ideas, and learn together. And our Clinician Advisory Team selects innovative products designed to streamline your mobile practice and make your day easier. Care in Motion is more than a brand; it’s a movement dedicated to elevating the home health clinician, ensuring all of us in home health roles have the tools and community necessary to thrive!

11/28/2025

🚨 BLACK FRIDAY DEAL 🚨

Backpacks & Shoulder Bags - $10 OFF!

The bags home health clinicians actually want, at a price you won't see again. Perfect for carrying all your essentials between visits.

***Stock is limited. Grab yours before they're gone.

👉 Shop now: careinmotion.co/shop

11/26/2025

What if your preceptor actually got TRAINED before training you? 🤯

This week, we're talking to Kaylee Wilson from Bayada Home Health about their preceptor program that's changing the game for new hire retention.

Here's what they do differently:

✨ 2-hour preceptor training before they work with new hires

✨ Reduced productivity expectations during training periods

✨ Retention bonuses tied to new hire success

✨ Weekly check-ins to catch issues early

✨ Custom skills labs for clinicians who need extra support

Kaylee knows what it's like to be thrown in without support—her preceptor was a travel nurse who disappeared after 2 weeks. Now she's making sure no one at BAYADA experiences that.

For smaller agencies: Her advice? Communication is everything. Check in with your people. Ask what they need. Invest in the clinicians who can become great leaders.

🎧 New episode out now—https://careinmotion.co/podcast/

11/21/2025

Home health clinicians, we see you.

You leave a home with heavy smoke lingering in your hair. You walk into the next visit smelling like someone else's house. You're doing mental math about whether you have time to change before your 2pm.

Introducing the ReFresh Ya Kit – your new best friend for those back-to-back visits.

This isn't some generic "freshening up" kit. This is built FOR us, BY people who understand home health. Compact enough to live in your bag. Powerful enough to actually work between that smokey house on Oak Street and Mrs. Johnson who notices everything.

What's inside? Clinician-approved essentials that travel light and work fast – designed specifically for the realities of moving home to home, all day long.

🛒 Pre-order now – shipping starts Black Friday

Drop a 🙌 if you've ever wished you could hit "refresh" between visits.
Link to pre-order yours → https://careinmotion.co/product/refresh-ya-a-kit-for-home-health-clinicians/

11/19/2025

The holiday season in home health hits different. 🎄

November through December = the toughest months of the year. Patient cancellations, PTO battles, productivity pressure while your family's off for two weeks… sound familiar?

This week, we recorded IN PERSON for the first time at the BAYADA Preceptor Summit and tackled all of it:

✨ Why you need to request December PTO in September

✨ The salaried vs. PPV holiday experience (wildly different)

✨ How to set patient expectations before the chaos hits

✨ What agencies can actually do to show appreciation

✨ Why your scheduler deserves a gift card more than anyone

Real talk: We don't get two weeks off like our insurance and engineering friends do. But we also don't work on Christmas Day, unlike our inpatient colleagues. It's about finding the balance and planning.

Drop a 🎅 if holiday scheduling stresses you out (we know it does).

Listen now—https://careinmotion.co/podcast/

11/12/2025

🎙️ NEW EPISODE ALERT!

Ever thought about starting your own home health agency?

In this week's episode of Home Health Suit & Scrubs, Brendan and Lisa sit down with Liana Shahijani, FNP-BC, founder of Reverence Home Health. Liana shares her journey from hospice nurse practitioner to agency owner—and she did it all without hiring a consultant.

Here's what we cover:
✅ How to get Medicare certified (she breaks down the process)
✅ Succeeding in sales when you're NOT a salesperson
✅ Running a lean operation with just two partners + contract therapy
✅ Using AI tools like ChatGPT for documentation guidance
✅ The biggest challenges (and rewards) of agency ownership

Whether you're thinking about starting your own agency or just curious about what it takes, this conversation is packed with real talk and practical insights.

🎧 Listen on your favorite podcast platform
https://careinmotion.co/

📺 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/

11/11/2025

Lisa discusses how we polled hundreds of preceptors and clinicians about what is one thing you always try to teach your new hires, and what is something you wish you were told. Here are the results

11/06/2025

So grateful for the opportunity to speak at the BAYADA Preceptor Summit! .catuccio and Lisa from shared about efficiency and burnout in home health to an amazing group of preceptors. Here’s to supporting each other and finding better balance in the field we love. 🏡✨

11/02/2025

What makes a Home Health Clinician Stick (and tick). In this episode of Suit & Scrubs, hosts Brendan and Lisa welcome therapist-researchers Zee and Juhi to discuss their groundbreaking study, which surveyed 372 home health clinicians (PT, OT, and SLP) on job satisfaction and retention. The research, soon to be published in Home Health Care Management and Practice under the title “Beyond the Visit: What Makes Home Health Clinicians Stick and Tick,” reveals that while scheduling flexibility rates highly across all disciplines, documentation remains universally frustrating—except for clinicians using cell phones, who report significantly higher satisfaction. The study found notable differences between disciplines: OTs are the least satisfied (representing only 8% of the home health workforce), while SLPs rate their job satisfaction highest despite facing larger territory challenges. Through candid discussions about workplace isolation, the importance of mentorship, and knowing what questions to ask before accepting a position, the episode emphasizes that retention isn’t just about pay—it’s about the daily tools, support systems, and flexibility that allow clinicians to thrive in an already demanding field.

11/01/2025

🎙️ NEW EPISODE ALERT: Beyond the Visit—What Makes Home Health Clinicians Stick and Tick?

In Season 2, Episode 3 of Suit & Scrubs, we're diving into groundbreaking research that every home health leader and clinician needs to hear.

Our guests Zee and Juhi surveyed 372 PT, OT, and SLP professionals to uncover what REALLY impacts retention and job satisfaction in home health. The results might surprise you:

📱 Clinicians using CELL PHONES for documentation reported the HIGHEST satisfaction

📊 Only 8% of OTs work in home health—and they're the least satisfied discipline

🗺️ Territory size matters differently for each discipline

✅ Scheduling flexibility rated high across all disciplines

📝 Documentation? Still, the universal pain point

The Bottom Line: It's not just about compensation. Environment, tools, and support systems make or break clinician retention.

Soon to be published in Home Health Care Management and Practice journal. Link coming soon!

What makes YOU stick and tick in home health? Drop a comment below. 👇

Listen now at careinmotion.co

10/26/2025

We joined and .vora as they discuss the results from their study. Stay tuned for the full podcast coming this week!

10/16/2025

💰 This PT cracked the code to financial freedom.

Josh worked for 15 years in home health. You know the drill - evening paperwork, patient calls that never end, and chart corrections at 9 pm.

Now? He works 3 days a week.

What changed? Bitcoin.

Before you roll your eyes - he's not talking about those crypto scams. He explains exactly why Bitcoin is different (only 21 million will ever exist) and how any therapist can start investing safely.

His tips:

✅ Start with automatic small purchases weekly

✅ You can buy it through your Roth IRA

✅ Think 5-10 years, not get-rich-quick

✅ Education is everything

Started buying at $35K five years ago. Now it's $122K. But the real win? Time with his kids. 🏖️

New episode - https://careinmotion.co/podcast/

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