HealthLeaders Media March 21, 2019
Jack O'Brien

A Sage Growth Partners survey commissioned by Signallamp Health analyzed the obstacles ahead of meaningful chronic care management.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

More than 40% of hospitals indicated that capital constraints and limited technology remain key barriers to providing care delivery in the home.

Fifty-two percent of respondents believe chronic care reimbursements are insufficient, while more than 60% say they have insufficient human resources.

Despite these weaknesses, 53% still reported that they’re effectively managing chronic care.

Most healthcare executives believe chronic care management is a top priority for their organization but admit they lack the technological skills and financial resources to effectively deliver care at home, according to a survey released Thursday morning.

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