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Chief Healthcare Executive’s latest article highlights increasing delays in patient discharges due to a shortage of post-acute care beds, which is straining hospital resources and harming patient recovery. 🏥💔 One strategy to combat this issue is implementing #AI and analytics-driven decision support to streamline workflows and optimize transitions into #PostAcuteCare. 🤖📈 Let's work together to improve #PatientOutcomes and alleviate pressure on our #Healthcare system. Discover more about the challenges health systems are facing below 👇 #HealthIT #HIT #HealthTech #PatientCare #HospitalManagement
More hospitals are lamenting discharge delays that are forcing them to house patients who no longer require acute care. The California Hospital Association has filed a lawsuit over the issue, and the Washington State Hospital Association says discharge delays are adding to financial pressures. Hospital leaders also say the situation is bad for patients.
Hospital patients stuck waiting for weeks, even months, due to discharge delays
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Driving towards the right care at the right time for families coping with serious illness
In this strong article in TIME, the Hospital at Home program is explained, exploring at its evolution as well as its benefits and risks. As this is a new and growing innovation in home-based care, it is vital that we all understand this model and be ready to possibly advocate for its continuation as CMS contemplates the future of the Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver program. A very nice summary of Hospital at Home! Hospital at Home Programs: Are They Here to Stay? | TIME https://okt.to/6MjbYL
Hospital at Home: Here to Stay?
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The concept of Hospital at Home and Early Discharge Solutions presents a promising strategy. By facilitating patients to receive necessary care at home or ensuring timely discharge for those ready to transition out of the hospital setting, we can significantly alleviate the pressure on emergency departments and inpatient facilities. This approach not only optimizes the utilization of hospital resources but also enhances overall patient care. https://lnkd.in/d9QqpZj7 #healthcareinnovation #hospitalathome #earlydischarge #timelydischarge #healthcareefficiency #emergencydepartment #patientcare #homehealthcare #patientoutcomes
Minnesota hospitals: 65,000 days of care avoidable if patients had somewhere to go
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Our Mass General Brigham Home Hospital team is working diligently to expand geographically and is collaborating with other hospitals across the country as well as critical industry enablers to deliver the benefits of this model of care to patients and providers alike. As highlighted in a recent piece from Fortune, this form of care “delivers equal or superior results compared to traditional inpatient care in a whole raft of areas: hospital readmissions, mortality, total cost, average length of stay, and patient satisfaction.” The article also notes that Medicare coverage for Home Hospital services is set to expire at the end of 2024. It is crucial Congress passes a permanent extension to ensure access to quality care and address the current capacity challenges faced by hospital systems across the nation. https://lnkd.in/gm7GV6Ca
America turned to hospital-at-home programs during the pandemic–but their stunning success calls for a permanent fix
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In this impressive article in TIME, the hospital at home program is explained, exploring at its evolution as well as its benefits and risks. As this is a new innovation in home-based care, it is vital that we all understand this model and be ready to possibly advocate for its continuation as CMS contemplates the future of the Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver program. A very nice summary of hospital at home! Hospital at Home Programs: Are They Here to Stay? | TIME https://okt.to/sHhxL1
Hospital at Home: Here to Stay?
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Another example of the value in a comprehensive provider group like TeamHealth to be a facility partner. The breadth and depth of services we provide in the Continuum of Care (Acute to Post Acute to Virtual Care in the home) is second to none in the healthcare ecosystem.
When a 100-bed facility in South Carolina worked to open its doors after the pandemic, TeamHealth stepped in to optimize the facility’s grand opening. In this white paper, Dr. Nathaniel Kesner, MBA, SFHM, Regional Medical Director, Special Operations Director, Hospitalist Services, Southeast Group, shares how the facility partnered with us to successfully launch three full-service departments including an integrated emergency department, hospitalist program and ICU, on day one of the facility’s opening. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Ynwbfz
Hospital Opens Fully Operational with Integrated Services | TeamHealth
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Last year, the Massachusetts General Hospital Emergency Department (ED) saw 119,124 patients. Since October, we have been at capacity disaster (60 patients waiting for an inpatient bed) 92% - and 80% of the days over the last 12 months. The median time from diagnosis to being brought up to a floor is nine hours. While our mission is to provide care to every patient crossing our threshold, the nationwide capacity crisis situation continues to put enormous pressure on our health system, but on every urban, large hospital system. ED experts share their insights with Boston Globe Media on potential solutions and discuss why various elements are creating the perfect storm. http://spklr.io/6047mfxH
Mass General’s ‘capacity disaster’ - The Boston Globe
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If you want to understand the state of healthcare especially in Massachusetts, read this article. Many hospitals are experiencing this. If you google longest wait times in the nation, MA is second or third on the list nation wide for having the longest wait times in the country.
Last year, the Massachusetts General Hospital Emergency Department (ED) saw 119,124 patients. Since October, we have been at capacity disaster (60 patients waiting for an inpatient bed) 92% - and 80% of the days over the last 12 months. The median time from diagnosis to being brought up to a floor is nine hours. While our mission is to provide care to every patient crossing our threshold, the nationwide capacity crisis situation continues to put enormous pressure on our health system, but on every urban, large hospital system. ED experts share their insights with Boston Globe Media on potential solutions and discuss why various elements are creating the perfect storm. http://spklr.io/6047mfxH
Mass General’s ‘capacity disaster’ - The Boston Globe
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Can results speak for themselves? 一 You tell us! ↓ 41% in average monthly turnaround times (TAT) ≤ 60 min daily TAT ↓ 40 daily Emergency Department (ED) boarders HHS implemented a specialized discharge unit (SDU) at Rochester General Hospital in February and saw immediate and lasting results. Why is this important? ➞Patients spend less time waiting for their rooms, leading to increased satisfaction and comfort during their hospital stay. ➞Faster room availability allows hospitals to accommodate more patients, reducing waitlists and ensuring timely access to healthcare services for our community. ➞Improved operational efficiency translates to better resource utilization and cost-effectiveness, enabling us to invest more in patient care and innovative treatments. With streamlined processes and a specialized unit, we're not just reducing wait times 一 we're revolutionizing the patient experience at large-scale hospitals. Read more about the case study here: https://hubs.ly/Q02y6JxR0 #Rochester #PatientCare #OperationalExcellence #HealthcareInnovation #OneHHS #HHSBlog #CaseStudy #PatientExperience
Rochester General Hospital Reduces Turnaround Times by 41%
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When Floridians no longer need the acute care that hospitals provide, post-acute care that's timely and in the right setting is critical to patients' health outcomes. That's why FHA is collaborating with statewide partners like the South Florida Hospital & Healthcare Association to determine workable solutions to expedite post-acute care. "The causes are multi-faceted. Solutions will need to be as well. But, with a commitment to ensuring no patient stays in a hospital bed longer than necessary for their medical needs, Florida can lead the way in identifying strategies and solutions to accelerate care transitions so that every patient can continue their healing journey without delay, imprediment or setback." Learn more about the importance of post-acute care in Mary Mayhew's South Florida Hospital News column here: https://lnkd.in/evjWiBZ8
Column: When It’s Time to Leave The Hospital: Ensuring Post-Acute Care Access
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