Here are five collaborations Best Buy Health touted in a Jan. 17 year-end report:
Mass General Brigham (Somerville, Mass.): Expanded patient eligibility to postsurgical and postpartum.
Sarah Cannon Cancer Network (Nashville, Tenn.): Explored how remote patient monitoring could boost clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction while reducing hospital lengths of stay for oncology patients, specifically those receiving chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy.
UC Davis Health (Sacramento, Calif.): Launched care at home for patients with high blood pressure.
UMass Memorial Health (Worcester, Mass.): Also broadened eligibility to postsurgical and postpartum patients.
Virtua Health (Marlton, N.J.): Grew the Care after Discharge program, allowing patients to go home from the hospital faster with remote patient monitoring, and found that a hospital-at-home program yields shorter lengths of stay for all patients, not just those cared for at home.
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