How I Dealt with Burnout and (Kind of) Found Work-life Balance – Casey Rausin

How I Dealt with Burnout and (Kind of) Found Work-life Balance – Casey Rausin

Casey Rausin, COO of Care on the Block, sits down with host David Knack to share her journey from nursing to care management in this episode of Home Care Hindsight. She discusses the critical steps involved in defining an ideal client profile and streamlining services to improve efficiency.

Casey also reflects on the unique challenges her team encountered during the COVID-19 pandemic and how refocusing on core services led to a positive impact on both employees and clients. Throughout the conversation, Casey highlights the importance of effective training, open communication, and strategic delegation in building a successful and sustainable care management business.

Lesson Takeaways:

  1. Care management can reduce stress for families, providing expert guidance for navigating complex health systems.
  2. Define an ideal client profile to focus on core strengths and build a sustainable business.
    Strong communication and clear processes within the company improve both employee retention and client satisfaction.
  3. Ongoing training is essential for home care employees, especially as the industry shifts towards managing more complex health conditions at home.
  4. Delegation and trust in your team are key to growing a business successfully.

Timestamps:

[00:00:00] Introduction of care management and Casey Rawson's background.
[00:02:00] Defining care management and its role in home care.
[00:06:00] Casey's biggest mistake: trying to be everything to everyone.
[00:10:00] Strategic decisions made during COVID and defining the ideal client.
[00:15:00] The importance of training and care quality in the future of home care.
[00:19:00] Delegation and Casey's personal growth as a leader.
[00:25:00] The impact of burnout in home care and how organizations can address it.
[00:30:00] Casey's proud moment: Trusting her team and the value of autonomy.
[00:35:00] Closing thoughts on care management and its future role in the home care industry.

Quotes:

  • Casey Rausin: "Care management allows families to be just that – families, while professionals handle the complex healthcare decisions."
  • David Knack: "Delegation is hard for leaders, but it's essential for long-term success and growth."

Resources:

Denne episoden er hentet fra en åpen RSS-feed og er ikke publisert av Podme. Den kan derfor inneholde annonser.

Episoder(102)

I Stopped Trying to Fix Everything at Once and Built a Business That Supports Me — Clint Nobles

I Stopped Trying to Fix Everything at Once and Built a Business That Supports Me — Clint Nobles

Clint Nobles, co-founder of Home Care Ops and the Home Care Owners Community, joins David Knack to discuss the business mistake that changed how he approaches growth, operations, and leadership. Drawi...

3 Nov 42min

(Part 2) How I Stopped Chasing Success and Focused on Finding Fulfillment Instead — Jesse Walters

(Part 2) How I Stopped Chasing Success and Focused on Finding Fulfillment Instead — Jesse Walters

In Part 2, David and Jesse get into the leadership lessons that shape a home care business long before they show up on a spreadsheet. They discuss why staffing managers and schedulers are among the mo...

27 Okt 36min

(Part 1) How I Stopped Chasing Success and Focused on Finding Fulfillment Instead — Jesse Walters

(Part 1) How I Stopped Chasing Success and Focused on Finding Fulfillment Instead — Jesse Walters

David Knack doesn't usually record an intro before an episode, but this conversation with his good friend Jesse Walters was so much fun that it turned into his first-ever two-part episode. While they ...

22 Okt 41min

Trusting My Team that Transformed Our Home Care Business — Nick Provost

Trusting My Team that Transformed Our Home Care Business — Nick Provost

Nick Provost, Director of Client and Community Relations at Gratitude Home Care, joins David Knack to share the lessons he learned from starting his own home care company, navigating the challenges of...

16 Okt 37min

Don't Let KPIs Disconnect You From the Frontline — Olivia Jones

Don't Let KPIs Disconnect You From the Frontline — Olivia Jones

Olivia Jones, Executive Vice President of Operations at Care Advantage, joins David Knack to share lessons from nearly three decades in home care from starting as a caregiver to leading operations acr...

6 Okt 40min

I Built Too Much in a Silo (And How I Learned to Listen to Customers) — Ethan Schwartzbach

I Built Too Much in a Silo (And How I Learned to Listen to Customers) — Ethan Schwartzbach

Ethan Schwartzbach, CEO of Flychain, joins David Knack to unpack the financial and operational challenges that can make or break a growing home care business. From messy financials and generic account...

29 Sep 33min

5 Big Things I've Changed my Mind on — Jensen Jones

5 Big Things I've Changed my Mind on — Jensen Jones

Jensen Jones, Owner and CEO of Home Care CEO Forum, returns to discuss five things he was wrong about and how his thinking has evolved. From the founder bottleneck myth to overtime as a strategic tool...

24 Sep 43min

How I Stopped Accepting the Status Quo and Started Building Better Support Systems — Jamie Arber

How I Stopped Accepting the Status Quo and Started Building Better Support Systems — Jamie Arber

Jamie Arber, Executive Director of Supported Living Group, shares how his organization supports individuals with brain injuries, autism, and other complex care needs across Connecticut. He discusses t...

15 Sep 38min

Populært innen Business og økonomi

stopp-verden
dine-penger-pengeradet
rss-penger-polser-og-politikk
e24-podden
rss-borsmorgen-okonominyhetene
lydartikler-fra-aftenposten
rss-skravla-gar
utbytte
rss-pa-konto
livet-pa-veien-med-jan-erik-larssen
rss-neste-generasjon-med-emilie-stordalen
lederpodden
tid-er-penger-en-podcast-med-peter-warren
okonomiamatorene
finansredaksjonen
liberal-halvtime
stormkast-med-valebrokk-stordalen
pengesnakk
pengepodden-2
morgenkaffen-med-finansavisen