Dr. Caroline Yang, a Mass General Brigham Healthcare at Home provider, said she's "excited" about what is ahead for hospital-at-home programs now that the federal government has approved a five-year ...

Patients treated at a hospital-at-home program had lower rates of mortality and emergency department use compared to patients cared for in brick-and-mortar hospitals, a new study found. Here are seven ...

Cleveland Clinic is expanding its Hospital Care At Home program to Northeast Ohio, beginning on Cleveland's west side. The program allows patients to receive acute care at home that is comparable to ...

The CMS model may be gone, but healthcare leaders are seeing value in other care programs that involve less heavy lifting and offer better reimbursement. The CMS Hospital at Home program may be dead – ...

Hospital-at-home (HaH) care was associated with lower in-hospital mortality and reduced emergency department use within 30 ...

Explore four expert-recommended ways to improve hospital at home programs, boosting adoption and care quality across ...

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Virtua registered nurse Rachel Schlichtmann checks in remotely with a patient in Virtua Health’s Hospital at Home program. (Virtua Health) From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, ...

When the government entered a partial shutdown Oct. 1, hospitals across the country faced a major task: discharging, relocating or shifting care programs for the thousands of patients in hospital at ...

New research published this month shows that hospital-at-home models do a good job of lowering costs and improving patient outcomes in rural communities. The study, conducted by researchers at Mass ...

With pandemic-era telehealth and Hospital at Home waivers expiring, executives are curtailing or ending some virtual care services. Supporters, meanwhile, are lobbying to extend those flexibilities or ...

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