Many hospitals and health systems are strategizing how to implement successful care-at-home initiatives, which have been accelerated by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. 1. The rise of home-based ...

The home-based care industry is uniquely equipped to improve care coordination and enhance care for patients. To expand the role that care coordination ...

This week, Home Health Care News published two lists of predictions from top home-based care executives for 2026. These lists ...

Having clinical care based in the home is a safe and effective way to support older adults with complex medical needs. But these services generally are underutilized, a new study found. A study in ...

“With the rise in chronic conditions, a rapidly aging population and an increased focus on patient-directed care, the need for high-quality, home-based healthcare solutions is more critical than ever, ...

It’s no surprise that when given the choice, most people would prefer to receive care at home rather than a hospital or skilled nursing facility if they could receive the same level and quality of ...

Accountable care organizations (ACOs) deliver a diverse array of home-based services, but many of the services are not reimbursed. ACOs may not expand these programs without strong evidence of cost ...

If you or someone you love wants to age at home — and nearly 90 percent of older Americans do — there’s a number you should know: $2.3 trillion. That’s how much could be cut from Medicaid under ...

Hospital readmissions are a stubborn and complex problem; roughly 18% of all Medicare patients end up back in the hospital within a month of leaving, and many of these readmissions are preventable.

Clinicians and patients are being encouraged to use the "in between" care offered in the health system's hospital at home and post-acute care at home programs. Michigan Medicine is pursuing two ...