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Boston-based Mass General Brigham is restructuring its Home Hospital program beginning in November, shifting its focus toward higher-acuity patients at its two academic medical centers as the health system looks to address emergency department overcrowding and improve the program’s long-term sustainability.
Mass General Brigham is restructuring its Hospital-at-Home program to prioritize higher-acuity patients from its two major academic hospitals, aiming to reduce emergency department overcrowding and improve inpatient capacity. The changes also focus on operational efficiency, better resource utilization, and long-term program sustainability.
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