Discover services that can help simplify compliance and improve performance, so you and your team can focus on delivering exceptional patient care and quality of life experiences.
Providing a quality care experience is at the heart of your organization’s success but knowing where and how to improve isn’t always easy. Our CAHPS and survey services for home health and hospice help simplify compliance and offer actionable insights to support improved quality and performance—so your team can spend more time with patients and their caregivers.
Our detailed reports and verbatim comment reporting allow you to track performance across all quality measures to help identify opportunities for improvement and uncover key factors driving your results. With multiple quality checkpoints that help facilitate compliance, you can feel confident that essential quality indicators aren’t overlooked.
We also offer a bereavement survey program, including our Hospice Grief Support Services (HGSS) survey, that provides valuable feedback to help you better support patients and their loved ones when it matters most.
Verbatim feedback and survey-level results help provide clear insight into what your patients and caregivers are really saying.
An alert system immediately sends a notification when a negative or serious comment is received, allowing you to address concerns quickly and effectively.
Comprehensive dashboards and reports, complete with national benchmarks and publicly reported survey results, help you identify areas of success and opportunities to improve.
Now more than ever, agencies must secure knowledgeable partnerships and adopt digital tools that can adapt to meet changing CMS guidelines to help improve their scores. It all starts with creating better experiences for patients and caregivers and understanding how the scoring process works.
As part of the 2025 updates, caregivers can be invited to complete the survey online through web mail before a follow-up paper survey is mailed. This new webmail mode offers a more convenient way to complete the survey and can help improve response rates. Hospice providers must select one of the available survey administration modes:
To minimize disruption and maximize survey success, hospice agencies should start preparing for the 2025 updates now.
Stay updated on how hospice care will be assessed and reported, get the latest in compliance requirements, and gain actionable strategies for navigating the survey changes.
For over 10 years, the prestigious HHCAHPS Honors and Hospice CAHPS Honors programs recognize agencies that excel in delivering positive patient experiences and high-quality care as measured by the Home Health Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HHCAHPS) and Hospice Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers (CAHPS) satisfaction scores.
These programs are a meaningful recognition of the dedication and hard work that home health and hospice agencies put into delivering exceptional care. By highlighting agencies that excel in patient satisfaction and quality of care, these programs not only celebrate outstanding achievement, but also set standards of excellence within the industry. They inspire agencies to continually prioritize the patient and caregiver experiences—fostering trust, compassion, and innovation in home health and hospice services.
Winners list
2025 Hospice CAHPS
2024 Hospice CAHPS
Interoperability helps clinicians, residents, patients, and families work together more effectively, reducing delays, minimizing manual tasks, and maximizing time spent providing exceptional care. Dive into our infographic to see how smarter connections lead to stronger outcomes and better care experiences.
Whether you manage a post-acute care community or help patients at home, now is the time to use engagement platforms. In this blog, we explore why everyone wins when residents and patients feel connected, empowered, and heard.
The good news? Most billing issues are preventable. You just have to know where to look. In this blog, we explore the eight most common problems agencies face in revenue cycle management (RCM) today, and what your team can do to stay ahead.
If we want to deliver high-quality, patient-centered, integrated care, we need a digital health strategy that’s built for all care settings. One that recognizes the diversity of provider types, reduces administrative burden, prevents fraud, and accelerates smarter technology adoption. In this blog, we explore how we can get there.
Staffing shortages have long plagued the senior and home-based care industries, but digital tools are delivering modern solutions. Senior and home-based care organizations may offer different services, but they have similar operational challenges. Both are asked to do more with less, even as resident and patient needs grow more complex and regulatory requirements increase.
As we all know, OASIS accuracy is critical, as it is tied to PDGM payment and publicly reported quality outcomes, which is why it’s important to be prepared when OASIS-E2 officially begins. In this blog, we explore past OASIS changes and what’s coming so your agency can be ready.
Start by having a call with one of our experts to see our platform in action.
MatrixCare offers industry-leading software solutions. Thousands of facility-based and home-based care organizations trust us to help them improve efficiency and provide exceptional care.
© 2025 MatrixCare is a registered trademark of MatrixCare. All rights reserved.