Medical Economics January 2, 2024
Gary Voydanoff

Trend will require greater coordination with in-home care providers, but payoff will be better patient outcomes

The health care landscape is undergoing a significant transition, centered around the home. Driven by value-based care, patient-centeredness, and an aging population, a powerful alliance is emerging between primary care physicians (PCPs) and home health agencies. This evolution focuses on collaboration, integration, and closing gaps that leave patients vulnerable.

For years, PCPs have focused on patient-centered care. Today, value-based models are making it a reality. But how do you deliver truly personalized care to patients who, due to chronic conditions or logistical hurdles, struggle to get to the clinic? This is where home health agencies can step in, not as a separate entity, but...

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