Podcast: Prioritizing Patient Access and Experience with In-Home Care

For years, the healthcare industry has largely viewed social factors like isolation and loneliness as secondary lifestyle factors: subjective experiences that exist outside the core physiological health of a patient. However, as the industry shifts toward value-based care, it’s becoming clear that these social determinants are…

The home is perhaps the most reliable clinical setting we have. Unlike the environment of a hospital or the pace of an outpatient clinic, the home reveals the subtle realities of a patient’s daily life. It is here where the intersection of physical health and mental wellness becomes most apparent,…

The clinical stability of risk-bearing organizations is increasingly tied to how effectively they manage geriatric fall risk. As the United States population ages, the incidence of falls among adults aged 65 and older has escalated into a public health crisis. Every year, more than 14 million…