Home Hospital Care Is on the Rise — Is It Right for You?
John Rossheim’s article explores the growing trend of Home Hospital Care, accelerated by the pandemic. The concept involves treating patients at home for specific care needs. The article delves into key considerations, benefits, and potential suitability for individuals. Rossheim sheds light on this evolving healthcare approach, shedding light on its rise and offering insights for those contemplating this alternative form of medical care. Hospital discomfort – alarms, food, roommates. Treating some illnesses at home contemplated. Dr. Jeff Levin-Scherz from Harvard’s Chan School highlights appeal of home care. Hospital stress impedes healing. Hospital-at-home gained traction in 2020 due to COVID-19, offering acute care in homes. Around 300 hospitals in 37 states now provide these services, including visits, treatments, remote monitoring. ER doctors find it valuable. Dr. Gregg S. Meyer supports home hospital care option.
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