Medically Home a private firm based in Boston launched a digital technology-enabled system of care at home where physician and nurse practitioners use 2-way, biometrically-enhanced, two-way, audio-video systems to monitor and interact with patients from a command center. Medically Home also provides all bedside monitoring equipment and clinicians to make home visits, as well as delivery of supplies such as oxygen and diagnostics to the home. Medically Home care is designed as an alternative to both hospital and post hospital skilled nursing facility care. Under this model a much broader range of patients are eligible for acute home care. Medically Home pre-registers patients who have had high rates of inpatient care, allowing them to choose home care for future acute care needs. Medically Home launched its first program with Atrius Health System in Boston in the Spring of 2017 and has recently implemented a service offering post- him surgical care.

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AlayaCare is a start-up that delivers an end-to-end home health care software platform and hardware ecosystem. The platform allows home care agencies to deliver mixed telehealth/visiting health solutions enabling empowered patients to live better while driving down the cost of care. The founders are a proven team of entrepreneurs who have founded, scaled, and sold two mobile software businesses. AlayaCare aims to provide a solution to a market mired in legacy software and suboptimal business processes. In doing so, it delivers better outcomes for the patient, better tools for the providers, and better economics for the payers. It promotes an open culture where every team member has the obligation to dissent, but the obligation to always keep the big picture in mind. Through its association with The Madiro Fund, the company also contributes its solution free of charge to NGOs working in the developing world who are seeking to leverage mobile technology to improve the lives of those less fortunate. Adrian Schauer and Neil Grunberg launched the company in Montréal, Quebec in 2014.