Key facts
- Acute patients are increasingly comfortable with hospital-at-home care.
- Wearable devices are a key component of remote care programs.
- Device comfort and ease of use are primary drivers for patient adoption.
- Patient compliance and retention are emphasized in remote care programs.
A recent survey conducted by Vivalink indicates a growing trend of acute patients embracing at-home monitoring solutions. Patients recovering from serious conditions such as cardiac disease and cancer are expressing increased comfort and willingness to engage with hospital-at-home care models. The survey highlights that the primary factors influencing patient compliance and retention in these remote care programs are the comfort and ease of use associated with wearable monitoring devices. This suggests a significant shift towards patient-centric care models that prioritize convenience and accessibility.