Acute patients traditionally remain in the hospital because clinicians need frequent vital signs, rapid escalation, diagnostics, medication support, and dependable service coordination. Bed capacity can tighten while clinically appropriate patients would prefer to recover at home. Without a single operating workflow, remote data, home visits, supplies, and escalation responsibilities become fragmented and difficult to manage safely.
Acute Hospital Care at Home combines connected vital-sign monitoring, patient communication, clinical oversight, and coordinated in-home services for hospital-level episodes. Care teams see changing patient status, alerts, tasks, and service activity in one platform. This operating workflow helps hospitals manage clinically appropriate acute patients at home while preserving escalation paths and inpatient standards.
The hospital enrolls an eligible acute patient and configures the assigned care pathway, devices, thresholds, and service plan. Connected devices and the patient application collect vital signs, symptoms, and patient-reported information from the home. The cloud platform compares measurements with the personalized baseline, presents notifications, and organizes clinical tasks, communications, and service requests. Licensed clinicians review changes, conduct virtual visits, coordinate diagnostics or treatment in the home, and escalate the patient to facility care when required.
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Evidence level: L3 · Case-documented: how evidence levels work
More usable bed capacity: Moves eligible acute episodes home while maintaining clinical oversight.
Earlier status review: Continuous data helps teams identify meaningful changes between visits.
Simpler coordination: Unifies monitoring, communication, tasks, and home-service requests.
Better patient access: Delivers hospital-level care without requiring every day in a facility.
Collects continuous and episodic vital signs from approved home devices.
Compares incoming measurements with patient baselines and pathway thresholds.
Supports clinician review, communication, triage, and scheduled virtual visits.
Coordinates diagnostics, equipment, medication, nursing, and ancillary visits.
Organizes episode tasks, patient instructions, and escalation responsibilities.
Exchanges program data with hospital records and operating workflows.
The clinically studied model also reported 38% lower costs and 32% more patient physical activity.
Lee Health expanded remote patient monitoring and hospital-at-home services with Biofourmis.
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Personalized baselines, pathway logic, analytics, dashboards.
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