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Acute-level care at home is another innovation driven by the pandemic, though the concept is not new. But as hospitals needed to free up beds and CMS loosened restrictions, health systems both set up programs and invested in partnerships that could help.Medically Home offers the logistics, hardware and software technology to make it possible for care providers to give the same acute level care at home that they would in the hospital, says CEO Rami Karjian, who spoke to Healthcare Finance News Executive Editor Susan Morse. The result has been good for both providers and patients.   Talking Points:Kaiser Permanente and Mayo Clinic are providing hospital-level care at home through Medically HomePatients getting kidney and bone marrow transplants at Mayo are recovering at homeKaiser and Mayo invested $100 million in Medically Home in May 2021Other strategic partners such as Global Medical Response have added $110 millionMedically Home provides the technology and logistics to scale about 20% of what is done in brick and mortar hospitalsThe hospital at home model is not new, but interest has risen during the pandemicThis has been spurred by CMS flexibilities during the PHEA coalition of over 25 health systems have asked CMS to continue the flexibilitiesPayers and providers in value-based care contracts need not worry about Medicare FFS incentivesMore about this episode:Kaiser, Mayo, Medically Home found coalition to promote advanced hospital-at-home servicesMayo Clinic announces advanced care at home model with Medically HomeMayo Clinic, Kaiser put $100M toward hospital-at-home careThe rise of hospital at home careHealthcare groups urge Congress to extend Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver

Acute-level care at home is another innovation driven by the pandemic, though the concept is not new. But as hospitals needed to free up beds and CMS loosened restrictions, health systems both set up programs and invested in partnerships that could help.Medically Home offers the logistics, hardware and software technology to make it possible for care providers to give the same acute level care at home that they would in the hospital, says CEO Rami Karjian, who spoke to Healthcare Finance News Executive Editor Susan Morse. The result has been good for both providers and patients.   Talking Points:<ul><li>Kaiser Permanente and Mayo Clinic are providing hospital-level care at home through Medically Home</li><li>Patients getting kidney and bone marrow transplants at Mayo are recovering at home</li><li>Kaiser and Mayo invested $100 million in Medically Home in May 2021</li><li>Other strategic partners such as Global Medical Response have added $110 million</li><li>Medically Home provides the technology and logistics to scale about 20% of what is done in brick and mortar hospitals</li><li>The hospital at home model is not new, but interest has risen during the pandemic</li><li>This has been spurred by CMS flexibilities during the PHE</li><li>A coalition of over 25 health systems have asked CMS to continue the flexibilities</li><li>Payers and providers in value-based care contracts need not worry about Medicare FFS incentives</li></ul>More about this episode: <a href=" https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/kaiser-mayo-medically-home-found-coalition-promote-advanced-hospital-home-services" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kaiser, Mayo, Medically Home found coalition to promote advanced hospital-at-home services</a> <a href="https://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/mayo-clinic-announces-advanced-care-home-model-medically-home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mayo Clinic announces advanced care at home model with Medically Home</a> <a href="https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/mayo-clinic-kaiser-put-100m-toward-hospital-home-care" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mayo Clinic, Kaiser put $100M toward hospital-at-home care</a> <a href="https://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/rise-hospital-home-care" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The rise of hospital at home care</a> <a href="https://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/healthcare-groups-urge-congress-extend-acute-hospital-care-home-waiver" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Healthcare groups urge Congress to extend Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver</a>

Medically Home funding a big investment in hospital acute care - with Rami Karjian

In this episode, we chat with Rami Karjian, Co-Founder and CEO of Medically Home, an innovative tech-enabled clinical enterprise that is transforming the way hospital care is given globally.   Rami began his career with McKinsey &amp; Company where he worked for over 13 years across multiple offices and rose to Partner.  Subsequently, he was the President of Flextronics, the largest global technology provider of post-manufacturing supply chain logistics and repair services.   Rami then went on to co-found Medically Home in 2016.  To date, the company has raised over $60 million from strategic healthcare partners.  It continues to succeed in bringing the virtual hospital to the homes of high and medium acuity patients with common medical diagnoses. We hope you enjoy the show.  

In this episode, we chat with Rami Karjian, Co-Founder and CEO of Medically Home, an innovative tech-enabled clinical enterprise that is transforming the way hospital care is given globally.   Rami began his career with McKinsey &amp; Company where he worked for over 13 years across multiple offices and rose to Partner.  Subsequently, he was the President of Flextronics, the largest global technology provider of post-manufacturing supply chain logistics and repair services.   Rami then went on to co-found Medically Home in 2016.  To date, the company has raised over $60 million from strategic healthcare partners.  It continues to succeed in bringing the virtual hospital to the homes of high and medium acuity patients with common medical diagnoses. We hope you enjoy the show.

A McKinsey Alum with Heart and Entrepreneurial Chops: Medically Home CEO Rami Karjian

Rami Karjian’s healthcare startup has not only raised tens of millions of dollars, but has redefined what hospitals are. The timing couldn’t have been better. His company Medically Home has successfully raised $80M from top-tier investors like Cardinal Health.

Rami Karjian On Raising With His Partners $80 Million To Deliver Hospital Care At Home