June 20, 2025- The healthcare landscape is continuing to evolve to meet the needs of patients within medical facilities and beyond the hospital setting.
Technological advancements such as AI, telehealth, remote patient monitoring and more have transformed post-acute and at-home care by enhancing accessibility of care, improving efficiency, and enabling personalized patient support.
“Many people, even those with complex care needs, can be cared for at home after a hospital stay thanks to emerging technologies,” said Dr. Steven Landers, CEO of the National Alliance for Care at Home. “It is also less costly to the system than unnecessary hospital days and nursing home care.”
The Alliance, comprised of more than 1,500 members from all 50 states, is an organization of home health, hospice, home care, palliative care, and other care-at-home service providers that are driving forward the home care movement. The Alliance’s partners include technology companies, consulting firms and other organizations committed to patients having access to high-quality healthcare at home.
“One of the things top of mind for patients and families when they are hospitalized is how they can safely return home after their inpatient care,” said Dr. Landers. “Post-acute care at-home offers an opportunity for continued recovery, rehabilitation and disease management in a comfortable environment.”
Advanced technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of the healthcare experience today. It has revolutionized physician communication, driven better patient outcomes, and has largely reshaped the way care has been traditionally delivered.
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