How Kaiser uses Epic for at-home care

Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente’s hospital at home program uses three different digital health platforms to manage patient care, document results and communicate with patients.

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The health system uses Epic’s ambulatory module to manage the program. Patients receive wireless vital sign equipment that uploads their results to Epic, according to a December study published in The American Journal of Managed Care.

Beyond Epic, the health system deploys Cesia Continuum, software developed by Medically Home Group, to gather clinical information.

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