Our coalition is advocating for patients to have the flexibility to choose their home as a site of care.
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Today, we released a new white paper using interviews and research conducted by @avalerehealth exploring home-based care models during the panadmic. We spotlight @LandmarkHealth_ @DispatchHealth @contessahealth @Ascensionorg @AdvocateAurora.
Read here: movinghealthhome.org/whitepa…
.@ModernHealthcr highlights how hospital- and care-at-home programs are driving millions in new funding to support unpaid caregivers. As MHH member @Trualta noted, supported, confident caregivers improve outcomes and keep loved ones home.
Read more: modernhealthcare.com/post-ac…
MHH is proud to support @ciochime's 2026 Hospital at Home Technology Summit on Sept 22 (virtual).
On the agenda: virtual command centers, remote monitoring, AI-driven clinical support, and the policy & reimbursement shifts shaping H@H.
Register here: chimecentral.org/event/hospi…
Health systems today are pursuing an “all of the above” strategy when it comes to finding inpatient capacity.
@medcitynews: Care Without Walls: Scaling Alternatives to Skilled Nursing Facilities
medcitynews.com/2026/06/care…
The single greatest bottleneck in the discharge process, however, is often the skilled nursing facility (SNF) pathway. While SNF patients make up a minority of all discharges, they account for a disproportionate number of a hospital’s excess days.
In a @InvestigateTV feature, MHH Executive Director Krista Drobac highlighted why this model is resonating with both patients and policymakers:
“We have to get creative on where we’re caring for patients. And the great thing is it matches up with what they tend to want.”
Krista also addressed a common concern about caregiver burden, noting that research shows many caregivers experience less stress when clinical teams are actively involved and available to answer questions throughout a patient's recovery. investigatetv.com/2026/06/12…
As our population ages and workforce shortages persist, innovative care models like hospital-at-home will play an increasingly important role in the future of healthcare. investigatetv.com/2026/06/12…
Moving Health Home submitted a comment to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), highlighting additional waivers for your consideration to further enable clinical care centered around the home.
movinghealthhome.org/mhh-cal…
Americans want to age at home — Congress must help make it possible: In this @thehill op-ed, @RepDebDingell highlights that most of people would prefer to #ageathome, connected to our families and communities. thehill.com/opinion/healthca…
"..Families are coming together in new ways to support community living. Our needs have changed and we’re all doing our best; what hasn’t changed is our federal policy. Good policy can transform our ability to navigate the pressures of work, family and care..." @RepDebDingell
"..Across the country, we value our independence, dignity, and looking out for one another... Caregivers are doing our best, it’s time for Congress and our federal policy to catch up." @RepDebDingell @thehill
This @JAMANetworkOpen study found that hospital at home was associated with similar or better short-term clinical outcomes compared with traditional inpatient care among appropriately selected patients. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
"Removing barriers that prevent providers and payers from offering SNF-at-home would ease ED boarding, help reduce delays in discharges from hospitals and contribute to skilled nursing capacity, said Krista Drobac, MHH executive director.
@McKHomeCare mcknightshomecare.com/news/s…
Demand for SNF-at-home will continue to grow as the silver tsunami of baby boomers reach 65, along with skyrocketing rates of obesity and chronic diseases like diabetes and heart failure, said Katherine Piette, @Corstrata, a virtual care-at-home agency.
Jared Conley, @jconleymd an emergency medicine physician at @MGHMedicine and @harvardmed, said that expanding access to SNF-at-home will ease the need to board patients in the emergency department — often dozens of people each night.