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HCHB Responds to CMS on the 2025 Proposed Rule on Behalf of the Home-Based Care Industry
HCHB has been working closely with our customers and groups like the Partnership for Quality Home Healthcare on a response to the Home Health 2025 Proposed Rule. The letter has been formally submitted to CMS, along with other HCHB customers and advocates. We are sharing this information with all home health agencies in hopes that it is useful both with CMS and in legislative efforts on Capitol Hill—we believe it presents a very compelling set of arguments.
Together we can work to ensure cost-effective and patient-preferred home health care continues to serve America’s most fragile and vulnerable seniors and homebound patients. You can help us advocate for the industry by using either of the following links to send a letter directly to the appropriate legislators. Please feel free to use our comment letter as a source and fill out the form on this page if you want to have a conversation about your advocacy efforts (with CMS/Medicare OR Medicare Advantage payers).
Interested in talking to HCHB about how the Proposed Rule or Medicare Advantage effects your agency?
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HCHB’s 2025 Advocacy Efforts
2025 Impact Model
HCHB creates an impact model after every CMS proposed and final rule that gives our users insight into how these changes will impact their business models well before the changes take effect. HCHB users can compare how they would be reimbursed under the proposed model versus how they are being reimbursed today. This comparison gives leaders the opportunity to understand the impact the proposed rule will have on their specific organization.
The work we have done to empower our customers also allows HCHB the opportunity to examine the effects of proposed and final rules in aggregate. Homecare Homebase holds detailed data on 44% of all Medicare Home Health patients which creates a compelling picture of the industry. HCHB is using this data driven approach to educate Congress and arm industry advocates with the information they need.
