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Dragonfly Health is excited to head to Denver for the National PACE Association (NPA) Annual Conference, taking place Sunday, October 11, through Wednesday, October 14. By unifying equipment management, logistics, and home safety, we help PACE organizatio

In the care-at-home space, electronic medical record (EMR) integration has largely become a standard offering. Ask any durable medical equipment (DME) or pharmacy provider if they connect to major industry EMR platforms, and the answer is invariably yes.

September 21-25 is National Falls Prevention Awareness Week, an opportunity to focus attention on a significant risk to older adults' safety and independence. For the care-at-home community, fall prevention is one of the most vital components of maintaini

The care-at-home community is coming together at the 2026 National Alliance for Care at Home Annual Meeting & Exposition to address the evolving opportunities, operational challenges, and clinical demands facing home-based care. As providers, clinicians,

For leaders in hospice, PACE, and Hospital at Home, a primary goal is balancing safety with independence. Personal emergency response systems (PERS) can be a lifeline for adults with frailty or mobility challenges, allowing them to live safely in their co

In the evolving landscape of hospice care, the pursuit of clinical excellence is about more than just providing high-quality care. It's about the seamless integration of every resource a patient requires. That is the rationale for Dragonfly Health's combi

We all know medications can have undesired side effects, particularly for individuals with multiple daily prescriptions. Usually, adverse drug events (ADEs) are evident within 48 hours of adding or increasing the offending medication. However, with some m

At Dragonfly Health, we often talk about being the backbone of care at home. But during National Nurses Month, we want to recognize the people who provide the hands, the heart, and the healing. While most people think of nurses working in hospitals alongs

Complementary therapies (CTs) have long played a role in supporting comfort and quality of life for individuals with serious or progressive illness. Hospices were pioneers in offering alternative therapies due to their shared focus on comfort and quality

Hospice is a Medicare Part A benefit, making hospice providers wholly responsible for providing all care related to a terminal diagnosis and comorbidities at no cost to the patient. This includes medications. While Part D plans may cover medications deter