Name of the program| Advanced Care at Home
Health system| Mayo Clinic Health System and Mayo Clinic Florida
When established| 2020
Enrollment milestones| Targeting 107 admissions for 2020
Core services| Comprehensive, acute and restorative level care to patients in the comfort and safety of the home
Population served| Acutely ill medical patients
Area served| Northwest Wisconsin and surrounding areas; Jacksonville, Florida and surrounding areas
Outcomes or successes| Safely treating high acuity patients in their homes rather than the hospital with high patient satisfaction and improved clinical outcomes over the traditional “brick and mortar” hospital setting.
Unique feature| Through advanced care at home, patients will transition to a home setting and receive compassionate, high-quality care and recovery services under the direction of Mayo Clinic providers. This care model is built on three primary pillars:
- A Mayo Clinic physician-led 24/7 virtual monitoring center that provides patients with around-the-clock access to their care team
- On-demand, acute, medical care management
- Rapid-response teams to deliver services and supplies
Leadership| Margaret Paulson, D.O., Mayo Clinic Health System, Northwest Wisconsin; Michael Maniaci, M.D., Mayo Clinic Florida
Web site| mayoclinichealthsystem.org, mayoclinic.org
Media coverage| The Leader-Telegram; Fierce Healthcare; Forbes; Jacksonville Business Journal; Florida Times-Union; Modern Healthcare; Becker’s Hospital Review; MSN; Calvin Ayre; Jacksonville Daily Record; KIMT 3 News; Home Health Care News; WJCT Jacksonville; Health News Florida; Verdict Hospital
Contact information| Paulson.margaret@mayo.edu