I used to own a home health company with 40 employees. I closed it. That chapter ended — and for a while, everything I learned running it just sat dormant.
Then years later, a client reached out to build automations for his home health agency. I didn’t go looking for it. It found me. In this episode, I’m telling the full story of what I built: a system that scrapes leads from aging care directories and runs a fully automated nurture sequence, plus a payroll integration that connects scheduling, EVV compliance, billing, and payroll with zero manual re-entry. We were recently on a call with Wellsky — the software platform serving home health agencies nationwide — where my client confirmed his agency now brings on clients without ever talking to the lead first, generating at least $70,000 in annualized revenue from leads they never personally contacted.
I’ll also break down what’s actually happening in the home health industry right now — the aging population surge, the nursing home beds disappearing, and why agencies that blend automation with skilled caregiving are the ones positioned to survive.
But this story isn’t really about home health. It’s about what happens to the expertise you build in a chapter you think is closed — a company, a career, a role you left behind. It doesn’t expire. It compounds, waiting for the moment it’s needed again.
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