At The Table with CAHSAH is where California’s home-based care community comes for real conversations with no spin and no talking points. Each week, we tackle the issues that matter most across home health, hospice, and home care. From policy shifts in Sacramento to reimbursement pressures, workforce shortages, and the realities of running a sustainable agency in California, nothing is off the table. Hear candid perspectives from industry leaders, frontline operators in the field, and voices shaping the future of care at home. Pull up a chair!
At The Table With CAHSAH
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At The Table with CAHSAH is where California’s home-based care community comes for real conversations with no spin and no talking points. Each week, we tackle the issues that matter most across home health, hospice, and home care. From policy shifts in Sacramento to reimbursement pressures, workforce shortages, and the realities of running a sustainable agency in California, nothing is off the table. Hear candid perspectives from industry leaders, frontline operators in the field, and voices shaping the future of care at home. Pull up a chair!
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Recent Episodes
July 8, 2026
California Hospice Emergency Regulations Series #1: Management Qualifications
<p>California hospice providers are facing the most significant regulatory changes in years. In this special edition of At The Table with CAHSAH, we begin a comprehensive series exploring the new Hospice Emergency Regulations and what they mean for providers, leaders, clinicians, and patients across the state.</p><p>In Episode One, our panel breaks down the foundational changes surrounding hospice staffing ratios, patient acuity requirements, and Geographic Service Area (GSA) expectations. More importantly, we discuss the operational challenges, compliance risks, and practical steps providers should be taking today—not months from now.</p><p>Whether you're an administrator, director of patient care, compliance professional, owner, or clinical leader, this conversation will help you better understand what's changing, why it matters, and how your organization can prepare.</p><p>This episode is the first in a special eight-part podcast series leading to live educational webinars where industry experts will take an even deeper dive and answer your questions.</p><p>Topics include:</p><p>New hospice staffing ratio requirements </p><p>Patient acuity systems and operational planning </p><p>Geographic Service Area (GSA) compliance </p><p>Preparing your organization for implementation </p><p>Common pitfalls and best practices </p><p>What providers should be doing now </p><p>Register for the companion webinar and explore additional resources at CAHSAH.org.</p><p>At The Table with CAHSAH brings together California's leading experts in home health, hospice, and home care to help providers know more, do better, and stay ahead of the issues shaping care at home.</p>
June 16, 2026
Investing In Private Duty Nursing: California’s $175M Opportunity
<p>Discover how increasing Medi-Cal support for private duty nursing could save California $175 million annually while transforming care for children. This episode explores the challenges of funding essential services, the impact of workforce shortages, and the potential for policy reform. Join experts as they discuss strategic advocacy and the power of public support to revolutionize pediatric care. Tune in to learn how a $62 million investment could change lives and save costs.</p>
June 5, 2026
An Interview With Barry Berger
<p>Most home care pioneers agree: relationships are everything. But Barry Berger’s story proves that the real key to industry success is building deep, genuine bonds with clients, caregivers, and colleagues, that last a lifetime. After founding Accredited Home Care Services in 1980 with just his dad, Barry transformed the California home-based care landscape, navigating regulation, workforce shortages, and industry scandals along the way.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, Barry shares candid insights from over 40 years in home health, hospice, and caregiving. You’ll discover how he leveraged innovative programs like the Regional Center model to drastically improve margins and how strategic relationships turned a small startup into a multi-thousand-client powerhouse. Barry breaks down the evolving challenges of caregiver shortages, regulation hurdles, and industry fraud, all while emphasizing that success hinges on earning trust and fostering loyalty…. within your team and your community.</p><p><br></p><p>We break down the impact of demographic shifts raising the stakes for caregivers, how AI and remote tech will reshape the future and why authentic leadership rooted in passion matters more than ever. Barry’s experience offers a roadmap for new entrepreneurs and seasoned providers alike, highlighting opportunities to stand out in a crowded, complex market. If you’re committed to elevating home care standards and creating lasting impact, this is essential listening.</p>
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