HealthLeaders Media January 6, 2022
Laura Beerman

“We don’t want to wait for symptoms. We can be proactive, before a full exacerbation of a chronic disease,” says one ACO executive.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– One Northeastern ACO is building off its complex-care roots to advance design of its hospital at home and remote patient monitoring programs.

– A combination of wearable sensors, tablets, video, and in-home visits will aid a variety of patients with chronic conditions.

– The ACO cites the critical role of accurate patient identification, continuous data analysis, and program refinement.

Editor’s note: This article is part of HealthLeaders’ Mind the Gap series, a three-part exploration of how healthcare is bringing information, patients, care, and payment closer together. Read the other articles on automated prior authorizations...

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