Home Healthcare

Most Americans take it for granted that an acute-care hospital is available to them if they require surgery or become seriously ill. But this has been the case for only a relatively brief period of our history. Much routine medical care, and even some surgical care, was traditionally delivered in the patient’s home.

Natural disasters provide opportunities for health professionals to direct resources in a way that ensures vulnerable populations receive timely aid.

Healthcare delivery and utilization in the United Kingdom differs from the U.S. system in several ways, including home health services.

CareCentrix is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning to reduce home health care costs and enable seniors…

Expanding home infusion is a rare opportunity to generate cost savings, increase quality of care, and enhance patient satisfaction.

What would it take to make the patient’s home the center of care? It would take a combination of technology, financial incentives, and above all, attitude.

The development of specialized nursing and allied technologies is rapidly moving infusion therapy from the hospital to the home.

How can we increase quality and decrease expenses? Find out some of the benefits and obstacles of home infusion are and what they mean for the future.

True coordination of care has a few common characteristics. It is timely, effective, efficient, and most importantly, coordinated care is patient-centered.

Learn about these 7 little known benefits of receiving care at home that you should know about.

Home care can be an excellent choice for individuals recovering from intensive joint replacement surgeries, as patients can take an active role in recovery.

For anyone struggling with getting used to CPAP therapy, I encourage you to keep trying so that you can experience its benefits.