Continuous and configurable monitoring
Support higher-acuity patients and broaden eligibility with wearable and peripheral device options.
Hospital at Home Solution
Expand capacity, protect margin, and keep patients safe —with the leading Hospital at Home partner.
We’ve helped launch and scale some of the nation’s largest Hospital at Home programs—bringing the tools, experience, and infrastructure needed to deliver complex care safely, efficiently, and at scale.
Why Hospital at Home
Hospital at Home delivers better outcomes, greater capacity, and more flexibility for your health system.
Hospital at Home is no longer an experiment—it’s a proven model for delivering high-acuity care outside the four walls. For patients, it means faster recovery and fewer complications. For health systems, it’s a strategic lever to reduce inpatient strain, respond to staffing constraints, and shift appropriate care to a lower-cost, higher-margin setting.
Proven safe so you can scale with confidence.
We’ve helped health systems across the country design and expand programs that are clinically sound and operationally sustainable. From standardized protocols to AI-powered alarms and workflows, and 24/7 clinical support, our solution is built to help you launch confidently and grow with control.
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Proven pathways for the most common Hospital at Home DRGs
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Scalable infrastructure, whether you start with 5 patients or 50
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Deploy across diverse markets—from urban academic centers to rural systems
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Integrated support for every step of the patient journey
Built for the real world of acute care at home.
Hospital at Home programs succeed or stall based on the strength of their operational model. That’s why our solution goes beyond monitoring to support the full continuum of in-home care—from device setup to patient communication, clinical triage, and system integration. It’s the infrastructure your team needs to deliver safe, efficient care—without reinventing the wheel.
AI-powered triage and clinical workflows
Reduce noise, focus teams on true risks, and intervene earlier when needed.
24/7 clinical monitoring support
Our RNs and MAs handle first-line alerts so your team can focus on escalations.
Seamless logistics and tech support
24/7 tech support and fully managed or hybrid logistics options keep your team focused on care—not troubleshooting
Achieving scale, safety, and system impact: Mass General Brigham’s Home Hospital
Mass General Brigham set out a bold plan: grow their Home Hospital to match the capacity and capability of a brick-and-mortar facility. When they needed a new partner to help them scale, they turned to Current Health. Together, we expanded operations across 14 hospitals, implemented 24/7 clinical support, and enabled safe, high-acuity care at home for 70+ patients at a time.
3
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Throughput in first 15 months with Current Health
70
Patient capacity
6
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Escalation rate
25
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Bed days saved
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A day in the life of a patient
Day One
2.30pm
Design patient-centric clinical pathways
Alan, a 72-year-old male presents to the emergency department with a CHF exacerbation. The ED physician determines that he is a candidate for Hospital at Home, based on an alert from pre-defined criteria in the EHR.
A hospital-at-home nurse brings a Current Health kit to the ED, consents the patient, and admits him to the Current Health platform.
Day One
6.00pm
Get comprehensive insights into patient’s condition at home.
Alan receives a welcome call from Current Health to ensure he is successfully set up. He then uses the tablet provided to complete his eDiary, reporting that he is home, feeling well, and has taken his medication.
He continues to receive prompts and questions on the tablet each day to encourage adherence with his care plan.
Day Two
8.00am
Align daily on the plan for each patient.
The hospital-at-home team uses the Current Health dashboard to round on patients for the day. Within the dashboard, patients are grouped by risk level.
The team schedules Alans in-home visits and he receives a notification for when to expect a nurse.
Day Two
9.45am
Deploy visits and services to the patient’s home.
A member of the in-home care team visits Alan twice each day to confirm readings, reconcile medication, and disuss his care plan.
The nurse logs notes within the Current Health application, which syncs with the EHR.
Day Four
4.30pm
Configure multi-factor alarms for patient’s risks.
Alan’s vitals begin to deteriorate over the course of an hour, including a drop in oxygen saturation and an elevation in respiratory rate. He reports feeling breathless.
These vitals meet the threshold of the alarms configured for a CHF patient.
Day Four
4.45pm
Receive alerts you can act on.
The monitoring detects a deterioration and alerts the Current Health Clinical Command Center nurse.
The nurse initiates a video call with Alan and then escalates to the hospital-at-home care team member, who increases his medication dose.
Day Ten
9.00am
Step down care as needed.
The hospital-at-home team continues to monitor Alan through the platform. Since increasing his medication, Alan has been feeling well. He reports feeling safe and secure in his home knowing he is connected to his care team 24/7.
After 10 days, Current Health collects the kit from Alan’s doorstep, reprocesses it, and delivers it back to the hospital for the next patient.
