Why your Homecare organization needs to go DIGITAL
Join GrandCare Systems® for a 45 minute webinar
Thursday, July 17th, 2014 | 2:00 – 2:45pm CT (3pm ET)
If you are providing in-home care services, you cannot afford to miss this opportunity to learn how caregiving technology can improve your top and bottom lines, make your team more effective, more efficient and enable a larger geographic reach.
Using real case studies & examples, GrandCare will be hosting a webinar that will prove that you can save money, reduce staff burdens and stress, while securing new revenue streams.
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Agenda:
- The HUGE opportunity
- What is GrandCare? 1 Stop Caregiver technology
- Your New and IMPROVED marketplace
- The truth about PERS and why it isn’t enough
- Team-based approach
- The GrandCare HomeCare Advantage
- Office Staff advantage
- In-home caregiver advantage
- Client/Family advantage
- Competitive Differentiation
- GrandCare Implementation Story
- Sally Roger’s story
- Assured HomeCare’s GrandCare implementation
- Cost vs. Profit: Return on Investment
Presenter:
Laura Mitchell, Chief Marketing Officer, GrandCare Systems
Laura is a founding member of GrandCare Systems and was responsible for bringing GrandCares’s product to market in 2006, while aiding in the creation of the “Digital Health” and Aging & Technology industry. She specializes in channel partnerships, growth hacking, and non-traditional marketing and social media. She was featured in Forbes for her social media strategies and has been recognized by several industry media outlets, including Connected World Magazine’s 2014 Top Women of M2M, a nomination for the 2012 WEGO Health “Trailblazer”, 2012 Dealerscope’s 40 Under 40, 2012 “Young Turk of CE” by Custom Retailer Magazine, and the 2011 Mary Furlong Flame Award.
Laura speaks throughout the country at industry events and radio shows on Digital Health, Mitigating Hospital Readmissions Using Technology, Social Media, and Go-to-market Strategies in the Aging Industry. Venues include CES, Digital Health Summit, Mhealth Summit, M-enabling Summit, LeadingAge, AgeTech West, AARP, Connected Health Symposium, and others. She has authored several publications and whitepapers for industry magazines, internet publications, blogs, and books. Laura has consulted for major cable, aging service, and in-home care providers, and has mentored fellow start-up innovators. She was a key organizer in the early days of the EHX and CEDIA Future Home Pavilions, and created the first industry-wide Aging and Technology webinar series in 2008, which flourished for years. Laura was co-founder of the Aging Technology Alliance, an organization encouraging co-ompetition amongst the Aging in Place Technology industry.
Laura is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin in Madison and lives in Wisconsin with her husband, two sons, and two dogs.
