CMS Launches ‘Unprecedented’ Hospital-at-Home Strategy to Manage Latest COVID-19 Surge – Home Health Care News

In an effort to increase hospital capacity amid the current COVID-19 surge, the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on Wednesday announced “unprecedented” flexibilities around providing hospital-level care for patients in their homes. Similar to CMS’s recent allowances surrounding telehealth, the agency’s latest efforts are focused on lifting barriers that could potentially hinder…

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As a heads up @CMSGov has also given some leeway for more hospital at home to take place so I expect to see more of these models. Great to see Dr Bruce Leff quoted here who is a pioneer in this. Can we learn to do this well in a pandemic? I hope so. https://t.co/vhmvmbux3O

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