The hospital-at-home model has finally gained momentum in the U.S. One of the beneficiaries – and drivers – of that is Medically Home.
The company had already raised $64 million before two health care titans, Mayo Clinic and Kaiser Permanente, tacked on an extra $100 million to its funding total through a strategic investment in May.
Then, last month, another round of investors joined the party. The latest $110 million investment was led by Baxter International Inc., Global Medical Response and Cardinal Health, with the Mayo Clinic and Kaiser participating as well.
And although the company has picked up serious steam during COVID-19, as hospitals have looked for ways to free up capacity, Medically Home CEO and co-founder Rami Karjian believes the success of his organization was a long time coming.
Karjian joined Home Health Care News for a conversation detailing the company’s journey and how higher-acuity care will make its way into the home in the near-term future.
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