Unlike some of the newer higher-acuity care in the home models that have launched in recent years, Resilient Healthcare was formed out of personal experience – not from pandemic-related challenges.
In part, that’s why Resilient CEO Jackleen Samuel and her team were ready for the overarching shift that is now underway. Among its services, the organization provides hospital-at-home, SNF-at-home and traditional home health care.
But as more patients have been able to be treated in the home, the company’s mission has been validated.
Samuel started the company in 2018, at the age of 26, with support from the private equity firm Mezas Capital. Since then, the Texas-based company has grown steadily, thanks to both internal success and the external tailwinds at its back.
And though the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) “Acute Hospital Care at Home” waiver has been good for business, Resilient already knows how to live without it.
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