Weekly Clips – March 4
Webinar: Evolution of Home-Based Care During the Pandemic
This webinar was held on March 9, 2022. You can access the recording and slides below. Description : Patients, providers and caregivers want care in the home to be an available option. In this webinar, Moving Health Home will review the findings from its recent white paper, “The Evolution of Home-Based Care During the [...]
STAKEHOLDERS URGE CONGRESS TO ENSURE PATIENT ACCESS TO ACUTE CARE AT HOME
STAKEHOLDERS URGE CONGRESS TO ENSURE PATIENT ACCESS TO ACUTE CARE AT HOME 48 diverse organizations sent a letter to congressional leadership requesting that a critical home-based care pandemic waiver be extended WASHINGTON, January 24, 2022 – Today, Moving Health Home (MHH), a coalition of health care organizations advocating for improved access to home-based care, [...]
White Paper: The Evolution of Home-Based Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic:
The Evolution of Home-Based Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons Learned & Implications for Federal and State Policy Download the Full White Paper The experience during the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated reaching the day when care in the home is a common and widely available option for patients. The advent of the widespread use [...]
Annals of Internal Medicine: Early Uptake of the Acute Hospital Care at Home Waiver
Annals of Internal Medicine: Early Uptake of the Acute Hospital Care at Home Waiver Hospital at home (HaH) provides acute hospital-level care in a patient's home as a substitute for traditional inpatient hospital care. Despite a robust evidence base, dissemination of HaH has been limited. One important barrier to scaling HaH has been the [...]
Avalere: Home Care Services Reduce Medicare Spending for 30 Chronic Conditions
Avalere – Home Care Services Reduce Medicare Spending for 30 Chronic Conditions Demonstrating a positive impact on clinical and economic outcomes has been a long-standing challenge for the home care industry due to fragmented care standards across states, the lack of standardized measures in personal care, and limited access to claims data that would [...]