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The health system's new remote acute care unit aims to improve healthcare access and equity for eligible patients with daily clinical home visits and remote patient monitoring through its Medically Home technology.
Eleven health systems have joined the coalition, which aims to extend and expand the existing federal hospital-at-home waivers and create an advanced acute care-at-home delivery model at the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation.
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Dive Brief: Kaiser Permanente and Mayo Clinic are investing $100 million in a hospital-at-home company as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates the push toward care settings outside a hospital's four walls. The investment is in Boston-based Medically Home, which has a virtual and physical delivery model allowing providers to shift acute care typically administered in a hospital to a patient's home. Its software platform, called Cesia Continuum, integrates communications and monitoring for care teams. The partnership will allow patients to be treated at home for infusions and conditions like cancer, infections and COVID-19, according to the companies' announcement Thursday. Dive Insight: The trend of moving more treatments away from inpatient settings has been ongoing for years, but was spurred by the pandemic as hospital beds were swiftly converted to create more ICU space in COVID-19 hotspots.