The Home Care Innovation Forum is proud to present a comprehensive 42-page report that delves into the future of home health care over the next 10 years. We interviewed nine industry thought leaders who provided a unique perspective on the challenges, opportunities, and innovations that will shape the landscape of care in the home in the years to come.
Leaders in the report include:
Artificial intelligence (AI) takes center stage, with the report delving into the potential of AI doctors, robotics assisting seniors, and remote patient monitoring (RPM) systems to deliver personalized, data-driven care right in patients' homes.
The blurring of boundaries between hospital and the home are also explored, as the report examines the growing trend of in-home, high-acuity care and hospital-at-home programs, rethinking traditional models of care delivery.
Alongside these innovations, the report highlights the invaluable and necessary role of family caregivers and how empowering them with the right skills and support could help bridge gaps in care provision.
In the realm of hospice care, the report looks at how AI-powered patient stratification and RPM tools are set to transform this crucial service.
Confronting today's challenges, the report tackles the industry's transition to value-based care models, the need for coordinated advocacy, and the looming shortage of nurses. Potential solutions explored include onshoring nursing talent, subsidizing education, and harnessing automation to ease the burden on nurses.
Additionally, the report looks toward a future where in-home care takes inspiration from the convenience of delivery apps like DoorDash – with proximity-based caregiver dispatch, GPS-enabled software, and a seamless experience rivaling the ease of ordering a meal.
Our report is a must-read for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of this rapidly growing and evolving industry.
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