With an aging population and expanding number of Americans with disabilities, there are opportunities to introduce new models of in-home support. While clinical capabilities of in-home care remain limited, some providers are already looking to expand health-at-home programs alongside their acute care models. However, as staffing shortages and reimbursement uncertainties continue, some are questioning the long-term viability of patient care inside the home. In this session, we’ll examine the variety and complexities of health-at-home models, and how the pandemic has accelerated the public’s acceptance of, and preference for home health services.
This session will cover:
- A review of health-at-home models and the positives and negatives of each
- Which types of organizations would most greatly benefit from health-at-home model implementation
- Case studies from organizations who have advanced health-at-home models and the lessons learned