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Support Grows for Making the Hospital at Home Program Permanent
The study released by Mass General Brigham supports the Hospital at Home program's safety and quality of care, showcasing lower mortality rates, reduced hospital returns, and shorter stays in skilled nursing facilities for patients across the country. With over 300 health systems launching CMS-approved Acute Hospital Care at Home (ACHaH) programs, advocates aim to make the temporary CMS waiver, enabling Medicare reimbursement for these programs, permanent. The study's findings, analyzing nearly 5,900 patients nationwide, endorse the effectiveness of home-based care, motivating lobbying efforts to extend or permanently approve the waiver beyond its expiration this year. This influential research will be a focal point at CES 2024 in a panel titled "Revolutionizing Health Through Smart Home Innovation," moderated by HealthLeaders Senior Editor Eric Wicklund.
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The Mass General Brigham study advocates for Hospital at Home programs, revealing improved patient outcomes with lower mortality rates, decreased hospital returns, and shortened skilled nursing facility stays. Over 300 health systems have adopted CMS-approved Acute Hospital Care at Home programs, urging policymakers to extend Medicare reimbursements. Analyzing almost 5,900 patients, the study urges CMS to make the temporary waiver permanent, affirming the program's viability. This pivotal research drives discussions at CES 2024's "Revolutionizing Health Through Smart Home Innovation" panel, moderated by HealthLeaders' Eric Wicklund, emphasizing the transformative potential of home-based healthcare for improved patient care and advocacy.
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