Webinar / Wednesday, November 18
Alone in the Home: Field Staff Safety, Privacy, and Efficiency
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Michelle Pickering is the COO of Momentum Healthcare & Technology Consulting and a hospice executive with over 20 years of experience leading provider organizations across hospice and post-acute care. She has built and scaled multi-site hospice operations, strengthened compliance and survey readiness, and designed systems that support both clinical teams and families. As a Strategic Advisor to QliqSOFT, Michelle helps shape technology solutions that align with hospice regulatory requirements while preserving the human core of bereavement care. Her perspective bridges mission and measurement, ensuring programs are both survey-ready and deeply supportive of families navigating loss.
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Megan is a home care and home health leader with more than 15 years of experience across the care-at-home industry. She understands the daily realities providers face, from staffing pressure and tight margins to systems that don't always talk to each other, because she has worked through them firsthand. At Momentum, Megan partners with leadership teams to turn strategy into steps their people can actually carry out. She brings a practical, provider-first perspective to every engagement, focusing on clear priorities, workable processes, and results that hold up long after the project ends.
For most agencies, secure texting is the only tool field staff carry into the home. Your nurses and aides need more than that.
They go into homes alone. They give patients and families their personal numbers. They're short on time, with their hands full. More than half of home-based care employees have experienced or witnessed workplace violence or harassment on the job (Transcend Strategy Group, 2024).
Join Michelle Pickering and Megan Casey of Momentum Healthcare & Technology Consulting, with Giselle Martinez of QliqSOFT, for a practical playbook on safety, privacy, and efficiency for field staff.
You'll learn:
- What to have in place before, during, and after every visit, so staff know who answers when they call for help
- How to keep staff personal numbers private without making families harder to reach
- How to get field staff support in seconds, even when their hands are full
- Why an alert only works when there's a clear response and escalation process behind it
Every attendee gets a one-page checklist for safety, privacy, and communication across home health, hospice, and home care.
Can't make it live? Register, and we'll send you the recording.