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Research
Care that Comes to You
For many older adults, getting to healthcare appointments can be physically demanding and difficult to coordinate. Research suggests that bringing primary care into the home can improve access, quality of life, and health outcomes.
The Evidence
50%
fewer hospital stays, and 80% fewer returns to the hospital, in an independent analysis of older adults (average age 87) receiving primary care where they live.
46,000+
older adults studied accross home-based primary care programs, with benefits across hospitalizations, emergency room visits, and quality of life.
7,200
seniors in a meta-analysis linking home-based geriatric care to better function and quality of life, along with fewer hospitalizations.
7.3M
older adults who struggle with the challenges of traveling to appointments. For many older adults, access to healthcare begins with overcoming the time, effort, and inconvenience of getting there.