Jen Waldron Jen Waldron

REPLAY: What’s in your Caregiver Interview DNA

Immerse yourself in a realm of worthy insights, battle-tested strategies, and must-have tips for navigating caregiver interviews. Peel back the curtain on top interview questions and master the art and science of identifying solid answers. Surprise, leveling up your interviews starts with data-driven analysis! 🤓

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Jen Waldron Jen Waldron

*Webinar Replay* Beyond Buzzwords: Home Care in 2024 – Insights from Local Operators

Welcome to the replay of Augusta’s Home Care Operators Vision Panel 2024 – where the magic happens beyond the buzzwords and the future of home care comes to life! 🌟

Did you know that as 2024 approaches, home care corporate execs are diving headfirst into AI, alternative payer sources, and employee-centric solutions? Buckle up, because this isn't your average corporate chat. We're bringing you a stellar panel of four hands-on home care operators, ditching boardroom talk, for the nitty-gritty of day-to-day operations.

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Jen Waldron Jen Waldron

Webinar Replay: Practical Communication Strategies to Recruit and Retain more Caregivers

In this special webinar, Stephen Vlok from Celo Health and Jen Waldron from Augusta Home Care Recruiting, will walk home care agency owners and operators through communications strategies to effectively recruit and retain more caregivers.

Watch the webinar replay now to learn what you need to know about:

  • The data behind communication and its impact on recruiting and retention

  • How legal compliance around communication will impact recruitment and retention

  • 3 ways improved communication enhances your employee experience

Enjoy!

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Yvan Castilloux Yvan Castilloux

Caregiver Recruiting Lessons Learned #1: You need to test Facebook ads with higher amounts than you think.

Have you been frustrated with marketing on Facebook? Have you wasted time and thousands of $ trying to figure this out?

We’ve talked to operators and we’ve gathered the top 10 lessons learned when using Facebook to market to caregivers.

I’ll be posting one lesson a week. Here’s the first one:

“I wanted to try Facebook by boosting a simple job post with $50 ad spend to see if it worked. If it would have worked, I would have invested more in it.”

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