The Future Of Home And Community Care Digital Health Wire An nejm commentary by optum leadership laid out the key components of home care models and the steps that can make them a reality. An nejm commentary by optum leadership laid out the key components of home care models and the steps that can make them a reality.
Home Digital Health Wire Home and community care is poised to grow. restoring these services requires a range of capabilities and risk based payment. Respondents expressed hope that a variety of technologies would improve at home care operations, including remote patient monitoring, advanced electronic health records, workforce management platforms and telehealth technology. Response to covid 19 has both intentionally and unintentionally progressed the digitization of health and community care, which can be viewed as a human rights issue considering that access to health and community care is a human right. In the not so distant future, we’ll see ai analyzing the biomarker data gathered by multiple digital health sensors, from your smart watch to your smart scale and even your smart toilet, to make more accurate diagnoses than current modalities.
Home Digital Health Wire Response to covid 19 has both intentionally and unintentionally progressed the digitization of health and community care, which can be viewed as a human rights issue considering that access to health and community care is a human right. In the not so distant future, we’ll see ai analyzing the biomarker data gathered by multiple digital health sensors, from your smart watch to your smart scale and even your smart toilet, to make more accurate diagnoses than current modalities. Findings show that remote monitoring of health and general psychophysical condition can greatly improve the quality of life in old age, enable independent living in the home environment, prevent falls in the home environment, and enables faster interventions and reduces health and social care costs. To improve health care access, quality, and outcomes and to lower costs and the workforce burden, health care systems need to reimagine primary and community based care. first, they must create a patient journey that is proactive, redirected, and proximate. then, they need to digitize it. This article explores the most recent developments shaping digital and home based care in 2025, with a focus on practical examples and their implications for patients, professionals, and services. Panellists stressed that a greater emphasis on community care and technology will represent a cultural shift. one obstacle may be finding capacity to support staff to use new ways of working.
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