MedCity News July 17, 2023
Katie Adams

The at-home care field holds significant market potential. As the subsector continues to grow, some leaders of home healthcare startups are challenging misconceptions that some other industry stakeholders may still have, including the misbelief that at-home care is only for senior citizens and that this care model lacks scalability.

Care is increasingly shifting from the hospital to the home, driven by factors such as a growing elderly population, the proliferation of virtual care options during the pandemic and reduced expenses for payers. Investors seem to have recognized this movement —at-home care was one of the three main categories within digital health that received the most venture investment during the first half of the year, along with value-based care and technology...

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