Medically Home has announced that more than 45,000 patients are supported on its acute hospital care at home platform. More than 20 health systems in the US employ the company’s platform. Over half of all patients receiving hospital at home care under Medicare and Medicaid are enrolled on the Medically Home platform.

Medically Home’s model provides care coordination, biometric monitoring, logistics and a fulfilment platform that allows qualified patients to receive hospital care in their homes.

The Medically Home technology platform integrates with hospitals’ EHR via bi-directional data interfaces. This makes it possible to deliver hospital care in the home using a differentiated network of rapid response service providers that enable health systems to extend their brand of hospital care to patients in their homes.

“While remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology often dominates discussions about enabling hospital-at-home care, RPM has now become a commodity because the most significant technological breakthrough lies in automating care coordination and physician order fulfillment,” said Graham Barnes, Medically Home’s CEO. “Our proprietary technology platform is a pioneering solution that translates physician orders into advanced care services that are delivered directly by contracted providers into the home, on demand, on short notice, 24/7—a key capability for providing this type of care.”

“Medically Home continues to redefine the landscape of hospital care, enabling health systems nationwide to deliver advanced medical care,” said Pippa Shulman, DO, MPH, Chief Medical Officer and Chief Strategy Officer for Medically Home. “With more than 20 health systems leveraging Medically Home’s programs, hospitals are adding dynamic capacity while preserving critical resources, including increasingly scarce inpatient beds.”