HealthLeaders Media July 11, 2023
Eric Wicklund

With a Medicare-supported model as a blueprint, health systems are finding a lot to like in an acute care at home strategy. But they also have plenty of room to be creative.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– The acute care at home concept was developed more than a decade ago, and gained momentum during the pandemic when CMS launched a program to help curb soaring inpatient admissions.

– While many hospitals are following the CMS model for Medicare reimbursement, others are trying their own ideas, mixing virtual and in-person care to target specific care gaps or populations.

– Confusing state laws and the uncertain future of the CMS model will continue to give health leaders inspiration to develop their own strategies for...

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Topics: CMS, Govt Agencies, Health System / Hospital, Home, Insurance, Medicare, Patient / Consumer, Provider
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