mHealth Intelligence June 13, 2024
Anuja Vaidya

A new survey shows that most Americans are open to hospital-at-home programs, citing the convenience and comfort of being at home as the reason for participating.

Most Americans said they would be willing to participate in hospital-at-home programs to return home sooner, according to a new survey.

The survey, conducted by remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology developer Vivalink, polled 1,025 United States adults over 40.

An overwhelming majority of US adults are likely to participate in a hospital-at-home monitoring program to get back home more quickly, with 39.15 percent saying they are very likely and 45.27 percent saying they are somewhat likely to participate in these programs. Only 15.58 percent said they are not likely to participate in a hospital-at-home...

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