Repertoire (5/23) — Clinics were built to optimize the productivity of clinicians in a fee-for-service healthcare world, says Patina CEO Jack Stoddard in a recent article in Forbes. But the model doesn’t always hold up, particularly for people who are unable to go to a doctor’s office due to age or disability. And there are a lot of them. According to the American Academy of Home Care Medicine (AAHCM), an estimated 2 million frail, seriously ill and vulnerable adults – many with two or more chronic conditions – are unable to visit physicians’ offices. Read more.
Tradeoffs (3/24/23) — For the first time ever, Medicare started reimbursing for “hospital-at-home” in late 2020, leading hundreds of hospitals to sign up to deliver...
This webinar examines the operational and clinical alignment between Home-Based Primary Care (HBPriC) and Home-Based Palliative Care (HBPalC), emphasizing shared...