Home Health Care News August 1, 2023
Joyce Famakinwa

One of the most renowned hospitals in the U.S. recently celebrated the three-year anniversary of its hospital-at-home program.

In 2019, Mayo Clinic CEO Gianrico Farrugia stated that high-acuity home care would be part of not only Mayo Clinic’s future, but the health care industry’s at large.

With that declaration, Mayo Clinic launched the Advanced Care at Home model the following year, partnering with Medically Home. The program has since seen 2,600 patients, delivering positive outcomes and cost reductions on the way.

Yet, Dr. Michael Maniaci — medical director of Advanced Care at Home at Mayo Clinic — is still thinking about where to go next.

Home Health Care News recently caught up with Maniaci. During the conversation, he talked...

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