HealthView Education

Teaching is part of the care.

In-services our clinical leaders present to the teams we work with, and clinical notes anyone can read.

Carol Mislang-Tondares
Leads HealthView Education Carol Mislang-Tondares, MSN, RN Senior Director of Compliance and Education Writes Beyond the Binder on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)

In-services

We bring the training to your team.

Our clinical leaders present each in-service to your staff, usually Carol or Monica. Each one walks your team through how we work together: what to watch for, who to call, and what happens after the call.

  • Carol Mislang-Tondares, MSN, RNSenior Director of Compliance and Education
  • Monica Cutia, BSN, RN, PHN, COS-CVice President of Clinical Operations
  • Assisted living

    Proactive care. Complete compliance. Total partnership.

    For your clinical and administrative leadership team

    • Who we are: home health and hospice from one team, in your building
    • What each service does, in plain words, and the one line your staff calls for both
    • The five steps: assess, identify, engage, intervene, prevent
    • Your Care Continuum Manager, on site twice a week
    • Compliance: survey-ready binders and the hospice waiver
  • Skilled nursing

    Discharges that stay discharged.

    For administrators, directors of nursing, case managers and social services

    • Your scorecard: what Medicare counts after a resident goes home, from fiscal 2027
    • The home health and hospice market in our four counties, from the state’s 2025 reports
    • Hospice in your building, and the written agreement surveyors check
    • Six questions to ask any home health or hospice partner
    • How we work together, and the first 90 days
  • Hospitals and physicians

    Home, and staying home.

    For case managers, discharge planners, hospitalists and physician offices

    • The four rules behind every discharge to home health or hospice
    • Where your patients go after discharge, from the state’s 2025 reports
    • When hospice starts, and how much time patients and families have with it
    • Six questions to ask any home health or hospice partner
    • Referral to first visit with the physician in the loop, and the first 90 days
  • Health plans and medical groups

    Right care, right place, lower total cost.

    For care management, utilization management, network and quality teams

    • What plans owe California members with a serious illness, from SB 1004 to hospice
    • Who pays for home health and hospice in our four counties, from the state’s 2025 reports
    • Six measures to require of any partner
    • One agreement for home health, palliative care and hospice
    • The first 90 days, and reviewing the measures together

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Rounds

Clinical notes anyone can read.

Rounds answers the questions families and clinicians ask us most, sourced to Medicare’s rules, California law and the research behind them. Carol writes the clinical notes. Ask it a question and it answers from the notes, in plain words.

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