Videos
Medically Home's hospital-at-home videos
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How Medically Home's hospital-at-home works
What if the hospital could come directly to you? At Medically Home we bring the hospital to you. -
Join Medically Home at the Rose Parade January 1, 2022 v2
Join us at the Rose Parade on January 1, 2022, as we celebrate bringing the hospital home. -
Medically Home's hospital-at-home in rural communities
How Medically Home's hospital-at-home model brings healthcare to patients living far from hospitals and keeps healthcare in smaller towns. -
Medically Home's hospital-at-home has been successful across a broad swath of patients.
Medically Home's hospital-at-home model has been effective across urban, rural and traditionally underserved communities. -
Health Equity: Ensuring Access in Social Stability Screening
How Medically Home works toward health equity while conducting social stability screening for patients. -
Hospital-at-home treatment protocols for COVID-19 patients
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman discusses treating acutely ill COVID-19 patients under Medically Home’s hospital-at-home model -
The best possible patient experience
Medically Home Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman: “When you ask people to think about what kind of care their parents want, or what they want, this is what they’re looking for” -
Rapid response service and supply network
Medically Home Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman discusses how the hospital-at-home model gets clinical staff and equipment to the patient’s home very quickly -
Between Medically Home and the Hospital Partner, Who Does What?
We enable health systems to have their own virtual hospitals. We do that with training, with protocols and guidelines, with software, setting up the service and supply network, setting up the command center and then offering ongoing support and evaluation. -
Cesia: The Operating System for Hospital at Home
Hospitals find it difficult to coordinate clinical care and services delivered outside the hospital walls. That’s where Cesia comes in. -
Cesia: Managing a Million Moving Parts
How Cesia manages all the clinical and non-clinical services and supplies needed to establish hospital-level care in the home. -
To Truly See a Patient, See Them in Their Home
Medically Home Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman discusses how she got a completely different view of an elderly patient by seeing him in his home. -
Why Doctors Support Hospitalization at Home
Medically Home Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman discusses how many chronically ill and frail patients “are better served by a care model that focuses less on institutionalization. Doctors are really on board with that.” -
Rapid response service and supply network
Medically Home Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman discusses how the hospital-at-home model gets clinical staff and equipment to the patient’s home very quickly -
COVID-19 drives rapid transformation of health systems
Medically Home Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman: “One thing 2020 has shown us is that even the most staid health systems can accelerate technologically incredibly quickly when faced with severe constraint or severe obstacles” -
The best possible patient experience
Medically Home Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman: “When you ask people to think about what kind of care their parents want, or what they want, this is what they’re looking for” -
Deploying community paramedics for hospital-at-home care
Medically Home Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman discusses the role of specially trained community paramedics as members of the hospital-at-home clinical team, and the skills they bring: “Walking into any situation with a cool head, and being able to evaluate and take action.” -
Hospital-at-home treatment protocols for COVID-19 patients
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pippa Shulman discusses treating acutely ill COVID-19 patients under Medically Home’s hospital-at-home model -
Home hospitalization and the clinical workforce
Home hospitalization and the clinical workforce. Raphael Rakowski discusses home hospitalization’s impacts on the clinical workforce, and how acceptance of technology-enabled health transformation is rising as younger, tech-savvy physicians enter the workforce. -
Home hospitalization and the clinical workforce
Home hospitalization and the clinical workforce. Raphael Rakowski discusses home hospitalization’s impacts on the clinical workforce, and how acceptance of technology-enabled health transformation is rising as younger, tech-savvy physicians enter the workforce. -
Why Medicare’s need for cost savings will lead it to encourage hospital-at-home
Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home explains why Medicare’s need to control costs will provide a strong incentive to encourage hospital-at-home. Incentives for hospitals are being aligned to keep people healthy rather than keep them in the hospital. -
How hospitals began, evolved, and are set to change
Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home explains how hospitals began and evolved, and how this country’s infrastructure-based hospital model is changing through the hospital-at-home initiatives of Medically Home and partners including Mayo Clinic. -
First-wave COVID-19 response, empty field hospitals, and the financial hit to hospitals
First-wave COVID-19 response, empty field hospitals, and the financial hit to hospitals. Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home discusses the troubled effort to provide hospital beds during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, including the failure of floating hospitals and field hospitals, and the financial trouble hospitals got into by stopping elective surgeries. -
Fixed cost overhead of hospitals in the U.S.
Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home explains how the centralization and infrastructure focus of hospitals has driven up healthcare costs in the U.S. and how Medically Home’s hospital-at-home model can lead to savings. -
Why Medicare’s need for cost savings will lead it to encourage hospital-at-home
Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home explains why Medicare’s need to control costs will provide a strong incentive to encourage hospital-at-home. Incentives for hospitals are being aligned to keep people healthy rather than keep them in the hospital. -
First-wave COVID-19 response, empty field hospitals, and the financial hit to hospitals
First-wave COVID-19 response, empty field hospitals, and the financial hit to hospitals. Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home discusses the troubled effort to provide hospital beds during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, including the failure of floating hospitals and field hospitals, and the financial trouble hospitals got into by stopping elective surgeries. -
The 150-year-old hospital model has run its course
Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home explains how the 150-year-old hospital model has run its course, and hospital care is being decentralized from the hospital building. -
Fixed cost overhead of hospitals in the U.S.
Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home explains how the centralization and infrastructure focus of hospitals has driven up healthcare costs in the U.S. and how Medically Home’s hospital-at-home model can lead to savings. -
How hospitals began, evolved, and are set to change
Raphael Rakowski of Medically Home explains how hospitals began and evolved, and how this country’s infrastructure-based hospital model is changing through the hospital-at-home initiatives of Medically Home and partners including Mayo Clinic. -
Adventist Health teams with Medically Home's hospital-at-home
Adventist Health adopts Medically Home's hospital-at-home model in Southern California to deliver hospital-level care for high-acuity patients in the comfort of their own home. -
Use Virtual Hospitals and Tech to Deliver Patient-Centric Care
Medically Home Group's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Eliza "Pippa" Shulman speaks at CES 2020 Digital Health Summit on the role technology and innovation play in virtual hospitals to deliver patient-centric care. -
The Right Investors Understand Medically Home’s Value
Understanding the Virtual Hospital Model: The Right Investors Understand Medically Home’s Value -
The Healing Covenant
The Healing Covenant that Drives Medically Home's Mission -
The Role of Family in the Virtual Hospital-at-Home model
The Role of Family in the Virtual Hospital-at-Home model -
Mayo Clinic, Kaiser Permanente invest in Medically Home
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Why Mayo Clinic Chose Medically Home
Mayo Clinic’s Maneesh Goyal, Chief Operating Officer of the Mayo Clinic Platform, talks about why the Mayo Clinic chose Medically Home. Medically Home's hospital-at-home program allows health systems like the Mayo Clinic to safely deliver hospital-level care for high-acuity patients in the comfort of their own homes. -
The Role Nurses Play in Medically Home's Hospital-at-Home Program
Adventist Health's Lesa McArdle discusses the role Adventist nurses play in Medically Home's hospital-at-home model. Medically Home's hospital-at-home program enables health systems to safely deliver hospital-level care to high-acuity patients in the comfort of their own homes. -
What excites our CMO about Medically Home
Medically Home's hospital-at-home program enables health systems to safely deliver hospital-level care for high-acuity patients in the comfort of their own homes. -
What is Patient-Centric Healthcare?
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Eliza, "Pippa", Shulman explains patient-centric healthcare. Medically Home's hospital-at-home program allows health systems to safely deliver hospital-level care to high-acuity patients in the comfort of their own homes. -
Why Mayo Clinic Chose Medically Home
Mayo Clinic’s Maneesh Goyal, Chief Operating Officer of the Mayo Clinic Platform, talks about why the Mayo Clinic chose Medically Home. Medically Home's hospital-at-home program allows health systems like the Mayo Clinic to safely deliver hospital-level care for high-acuity patients in the comfort of their own homes. -
Medically Home's Rose Parade Float, "Home is Where My Hospital Is" under construction
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