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CODY — Cody Regional Health’s Home Health has achieved national recognition by earning top marks in the 2025 Quality Connections program of the National Alliance for Care at Home, …
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CODY — Cody Regional Health’s Home Health has achieved national recognition by earning top marks in the 2025 Quality Connections program of the National Alliance for Care at Home, according to a release.
Quality Connections is structured around four fundamental pillars represented by four rings: Education, Application, Measurement and Innovation. Participants engage in activities such as quarterly data reporting and benchmarking, educational courses, case studies and engagement on emerging issues, all of which serve to promote high-quality care delivery and service excellence. Achievement in the program is measured by completing activities within each of the four foundational areas, culminating in the achievement of up to four rings.
Cody Regional Health Home Health has earned the highest achievement possible in the Quality Connections 2025 program year by earning all four rings.
“Achieving all four rings in the Quality Connections program is a reflection of our team’s deep commitment to excellence in home health care,” said Elizabeth Poeverlein, director of Cody Regional Health Home Health, and Hospice. “Every day, our staff goes above and beyond to ensure our patients and their families receive compassionate, high-quality care during life’s most tender moments.”
Quality Connections began as a program of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization which has joined together with the National Association for Home Care & Hospice to form the National Alliance for Care at Home (the Alliance). Founded as a program focusing on hospice and palliative care providers, Quality Connections is continuing to expand under the Alliance to provide quality improvement tools and support to the full care at home continuum.
“Core to the Alliance’s mission is providing resources and guidance to our members to help them deliver the highest-quality care at home. All Alliance members have signed an attestation certifying their commitment to quality,” said Alliance CEO Dr. Steve Landers. “As we continue to build upon the Quality Connections program, we’re excited to encourage broader participation across the care at home community and ultimately support our vision of an America where everyone has access to the highest quality, person-centered health care wherever they call home.”
Learn more about Cody Regional Health Home Health at codyregionalhealth.org/our-services/home-health-hospice/home-health/.
