The health system launched its at-home healthcare service, Hospital@Home, in April to deliver hospital-level care to patients with COVID-19, COPD, community-acquired pneumonia and cellulitis.
With the new tech platform, Hospital@Home patients will be able to receive care and support virtually from physicians, social workers, nurses, pharmacists and nutritionists.
“H@H is different from traditional home care,” said Melissa Cole, vice president of integrated delivery operations at University Hospitals, in the news release. “This program allows us to reimagine hospital-type care at home and innovate future care delivery models with technology.”
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