Enhabit Home Health & Hospice

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Enhabit Home Health & Hospice is pleased to announce Dale Clift as president and CEO following the company’s acquisition by Kinderhook Industries. Dale brings decades of leadership experience in home health and hospice, he previously served as CEO of Trilogy Home Healthcare, where he led rapid growth and operational expansion prior to its 2023 acquisition. Earlier, he served as president and CEO of Nurse on Call, helping scale the organization across multiple markets. With Dale’s leadership and Kinderhook’s support, Enhabit is well positioned to build on its strong foundation and continue expanding what’s possible for patient care in the home.

It’s National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, and we’re celebrating the moments that matter most. For Enhabit Speech Language Pathologist Ramiro F., SLP, care is about helping patients regain confidence and independence in the place they feel most comfortable — home. “Mrs. Butler came to me after a recent surgery that impacted her independence. Before surgery, she had been living on her own, but during recovery she needed additional caregiver support. Today, she’s back to living independently, with family checking in regularly. She told me I helped ‘dig her out of a black hole,’ and while she knows there’s still work ahead, it’s been incredibly rewarding to help her regain her independence.” Ready to make an impact? Explore opportunities with Enhabit: https://lnkd.in/g8zZSGn5

Not all nursing careers stay at the bedside. Meet Senior Care Transitions Coordinator Macie W., LPN, who turned her clinical background into a new way of making an impact through patient education and advocacy. "My experience as a field nurse gave me firsthand insight into caring for patients in the home and the importance of education after hospitalization to prevent readmissions," she said. "It also showed me how many patients lack support, which strengthened my passion for advocating for them." That perspective helps Macie connect with patients in meaningful ways and speak clearly to the value of home healthcare. For nurses considering a similar transition, she offers this advice: "Lean into your clinical background — it's your biggest strength. Sales can sound intimidating, but it's really about building relationships, educating, and advocating for your patients. Give yourself grace, stay open and be confident in what you bring to the table." Your clinical experience can take you further than you think. Check out our open positions today: https://lnkd.in/g8zZSGn5

This Military Appreciation Month, we're spotlighting Emily L., RN, whose military service helped shape the nurse and teammate she is today. "As a nurse with 15 years of experience, I can honestly say the military shaped me professionally," she said. "It taught me to be respectful, compassionate and hardworking, and to always do the right thing — even when no one is watching. It also instilled loyalty and camaraderie and the importance of having your teammates' backs." That same mindset continues to guide her work each day. "What I enjoy most about working at Enhabit is my patients," she said. "Knowing they need my help and can't fully care for themselves at home makes me proud to be there for them. Their smiles when I arrive, the thanks I receive when I leave and the many thank-you cards remind me I am making a positive difference in their lives." To those who have served and continue to serve — thank you for your service.

Reducing hospital readmissions starts with thoughtful care transitions. During #NationalHospitalWeek, we’re sharing insights on how coordinated post‑acute care can help get the patient the right service, at the right time. Read more: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tf7oYR

National Nurses Week gives us the opportunity to celebrate what we value year‑round at Enhabit: exceptional nurses and the care they bring to our patients and communities. Tag your favorite nurse in the comments below!

This #MothersDay, we’re celebrating a special Enhabit duo! "Faith is not only my best buddy and co-worker, but she is also my confidant — there for me through thick and thin. I love her with all my heart." Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms. 💜🧡

According to KFF, 71% of Americans prefer to spend their final days at home — but without early conversations, that wish may not be possible. Providing high-quality care means recognizing when it’s time to shift the focus to comfort, dignity and support.

At Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, our comprehensive nursing services deliver patient-centered, age-friendly care in the home by providing: - Patient education and disease management - Skilled wound, catheter and ostomy care - Medication management - Coordinated care planning to promote independence - Superior outcomes through utilization of technology to enhance care plans and reduce risk