The Homefront Blog

The future of care is in the home, and CareCentrix is dedicated to leading the coordination that will allow America to heal or age where they are most comfortable: home. Here, we distill and amplify the voices and ideas that are moving our country towards value-based care, and share the groundbreaking innovations and important regulatory updates that will help bridge the gaps in care from the hospital to the home.

Articles by Christina Mainelli, SVP Post Acute Care Strategy & Market Development

Health Tech and the Elderly: An Evolving Relationship

Tech companies are the future of aging at home. Find out what's available and the obstacles the elderly face when adapting to new technology.
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Are We Using Healthcare Tech & Data the Way We Should?

Whether you are a patient, a clinician, or a health plan, it is in our common interest to build a healthcare system that connects people, tech and data.
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The Homefront Blog

Articles by Christina Mainelli, SVP Post Acute Care Strategy & Market Development

Health Tech and the Elderly: An Evolving Relationship

Are We Using Healthcare Tech & Data the Way We Should?