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home hospital

Home Hospital

Your care team consists of physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, and may include other healthcare professionals such as physical and occupational therapists. We treat and monitor your health. The length of your stay with Home Hospital is determined by your care team. Once you have achieved your care goals and wellness, you are discharged from the program.

Referral Line:

Call us at 1-203-850-6494
or 1-855-440-1980

Services


extended hours

24/7 physician & nurse oversight

doctor

NP or PA care in the home

home

In-home RN visits

telehealth

Specialty video visits

communication

Care coordination

computer

Patient vitals monitoring

Calendar

Daily RN care coordination

tray

Meals & nutrition

interpreter

Interpreter services

lungs

Nebulizer treatments

IV

IV antibiotics, fluids, diuretics, steroids

o2

O2, DME, medical supplies

prescription

Pharmacy / medication management

x ray

Mobile imaging & laboratory services

PT

Physical, occupational & speech therapy

clinician

Your primary care physician will be updated and involved in your care

consultation

Supportive home health aides


What to Expect


Once you enter this program, we will work with your primary care physician and other care members to create a personalized plan and safely transport you out of the hospital setting back at home. Our care team will then work with you to meet your specific needs. That may include lab tests, mobile imagining like X-rays or IV therapy.

During your care, regular check-ups can be done in person at your home or through telehealth. When you are ready to be discharged from the program, we will work with your primary care physician to ensure a smooth transition. If at any time you decide that the program is not the right fit, we can help find a safe alternative.


Benefits


  • Acute care delivery in the safety and comfort of your own home
  • Individualized care plan informed by the patient, family and home environment needs
  • Improved patient satisfaction

Eligible Criteria


  • Eligible payor
  • Inpatient level of care with confirmed diagnosis
  • Safe home environment in eligible geography

A Sample Schedule of Home Visits*



Time Frame: 8 am - 8 pm

Day of Admission to Program

  • Transport home from the emergency department or inpatient unit, technology kit installation, medical equipment delivered, IV therapies and other medications
  • Nurse visit

Day 2

  • APRN or PA and nurse visit
  • Video visit with physician

Day 3

  • 2 Nurse visits
  • Mobile X-ray
  • Video visit with physician

Day 4

  • APRN or PA and nurse visit
  • Lab tests
  • Video visit with physician

 

Additional care delivered may include: Home health aides, EKG, physical therapy, occupational therapy, meals

* The schedule is a sample only. The actual number of visits per day and services involved will vary based on your individual needs.

What is the difference between receiving hospital-level care at home instead of in a traditional hospital setting?

The Home Hospital care team’s goal is to provide high-quality hospital-level care in the comfort of your own home. These services include lab tests, mobile imaging like X-rays and ultrasounds, IV therapies, medical equipment like shower chairs, oxygen and hospital beds.

What is the cost of the program?

We accept many insurance plans. There are no additional costs beyond your normal co-payments, co-insurances and deductibles.

Will Home Hospital work with my primary care physician?

Yes, we will work closely with your primary care physician on your care plan.

If I decide to participate in the Home Hospital program, what happens next?

If you choose to participate in the Home Hospital program, our care team will work with your primary care physician or hospital emergency department to streamline the admissions process.

What technology will be set up in my home?

During your time in the program, you will be provided with a computer tablet for video visits with your nurses and physicians, a telephone that connects directly to your care team, a personal emergency response bracelet, vital signs monitoring devices and a backup power supply.

Can I go out (leave my home) during my time in the program?

Just as if you were in the hospital, we ask that you stay home during your time of care. Your individual diagnosis and circumstances will be considered by the care team should you need to leave your home during your time in the program.

What if I don’t like the program?

At any time you may ask to be discharged from the program, and our physicians will help find a safe alternative.

What happens after discharge?

When you are well enough to be discharged from the program, our care team will work with your primary care physician to make your care plan seamless. We will remove our technology (computer tablet, telephone, vitals sign monitoring equipment and backup power supply).