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Innovive Health is committed to ensuring the ongoing safety of our patients and staff as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, and we move forward with our economic and social reopening.

We will continue to adhere to guidance from the CDC along with relevant federal and state agencies:

  • Conducting daily health screenings for symptoms of COVID-19 for patients and staff.
    • Anyone who exhibits symptoms related to COVID-19 is required to stay home.
  • Using 62 percent or higher alcohol-based hand sanitizer by our clinicians on the road and in our office locations, and our clinical policies require frequent hand-cleaning by those providing patient care.
  • Following all local, state, and federal guidelines for infection control when entering and exiting homes.
  • Providing ongoing surveillance testing for our clinicians and encouraging vaccinations for all staff.
  • Wearing masks and following social distancing guidelines when providing care in the home, as appropriate.

In addition, all of the high-touch areas throughout our offices are cleaned frequently with virus- and bacteria-killing chemicals.

Blog

Press Release: Innovive Health Expands Groundbreaking Home Healthcare Model and Services to Colorado
Massachusetts’ fastest growing home health provider expands its operations into Colorado as the nation faces a behavioral health crisis and…

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McKnight’s Women of Distinction Hall of Honor gains 24 in 2024
Twenty-four women working in home care, senior living or skilled nursing have been named 2024 inductees into the Hall of…

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McKnight’s Women of Distinction Class of 2024 welcomes 15 Rising Stars
Fifteen “Rising Stars” working in senior living, skilled nursing or home care have been named 2024 McKnight’s Women of Distinction…

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Innovive: Innovation in Behavioral Health model presents ‘door-opening moment’ for home-based providers (McKnight’s Home Care)
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ latest model to close gaps in behavioral healthcare presents valuable opportunities for home health providers…

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McKnight’s Home Care: The home (not the hospital) should be the hub for behavioral healthcare
In this guest column, Innovive Health CEO Joseph P. McDonough shares his thoughts on the critical role that home healthcare…

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Innovive Health’s COO Kristen Palumbo Named to 2023 Extraordinary Women Advancing Healthcare Awards
Awards program recognizes top ten women leaders in Massachusetts demonstrating impact, inspiration, and innovation across the healthcare industry November 16,…

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Modern Healthcare: Innovive Health secures capital to support growth strategy
When Anthony Loumidis, the chief financial officer of Innovive Health, first received KeyBank’s term sheet proposal, he thought: “These terms…

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HHCN Future Leader: Lauren McRae, Senior Director of Clinical Operations, Innovive Health
The Future Leaders Awards program is brought to you in partnership with Homecare Homebase. The program is designed to recognize up-and-coming…

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Home Health Care News: How 3 Home-Based Care Organizations Are Addressing Access-To-Care Issues In The Home
In some ways, addressing access-to-care issues is the ethos behind all at-home care. Moving care into the home, after all,…

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McKnight’s Home Care: Innovive Health aims to disrupt the way healthcare treats people with severe mental illness
Innovive Health is a unique kind of home care company. It specializes in patients with severe behavioral illness with multiple…

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The Boston Globe: Opening doors to home-based health care
In a letter-to-the-editor, Innovive Health's CEO Joseph McDonough applauds a recent Boston Globe editorial (“Providing hospital-level care at home saves money.…

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