Hospital at Home

Extend access beyond your four walls

Rapidly advancing and continuously emerging digital technologies have changed long-held beliefs and practices about clinical sites of care. One of the most impactful areas of change is the emergence of the home as an essential—and viable—setting for care delivery.

Chartis helps organizations not only operationally stand-up essential care at home capabilities but also develop clinical deployment plans to meet patients where they are. Our actionable plans are uniquely suited to align clinical delivery guidelines with financial and operational deployment requirements, ensuring a safe and financially viable hospital at home solution launch and sustainable operation for years to come.

Related insights

Growing capacity, adding value: Lee Health is reducing beds and costs in a high-growth Medicare market

The health system created a hospital at home program that is on track to deliver 20% cost savings and more than 7,000 admissions within 5 years.

Unsustainable to scalable: A large AMC optimizes its hospital at home care team model to drive growth

By combining a unified management and care team model with reimagined approaches to staffing and compensation, an AMC sustainably scaled its hospital at home program.

From belief to transformation: Digital market leaders focus on value

In our 2024 survey, health system executives share their digital transformation impacts, barriers, and progress on hospital at home and artificial intelligence programs.

Key insights for establishing and optimizing hospital care delivered in the home.

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Our solutions

Meet our Hospital at Home leaders

Tom Kiesau

Chief Innovation Officer and Leader, Digital & Technology Transformation

Tom Kiesau serves as the firm's Chief Innovation Officer and co-leads the Digital & Technology Transformation Line of Business. Prior to assuming leadership of Digital & Technology Transformation, he led the firm’s Strategy practice. He specializes in the areas of: digital transformation, enterprise strategic planning, clinical partnership development, next-generation service line growth strategy, and economic alignment.

Bret Anderson

Partner

Bret Anderson is a Partner in Digital & Technology Transformation with over fifteen years of experience in the healthcare industry. His work at Chartis has focused on developing innovative strategies to deploy health information exchange technologies across providers.

Ryan Bertram

Partner

Ryan Bertram is a Partner in Digital & Technology Transformation and co-leads the Clinical Technology Innovation practice. He has led engagements across strategic planning, digital transformation, organizational alignment, mergers and acquisitions, and more.

Jon Freedman

Partner

Jon Freedman is a Partner in Digital & Technology Transformation and co-leads the Digital Consumer Experience practice. Jon works with clients to develop transformational digital and consumer experience strategies and programs.

Mark Krivopal, MD

Senior Partner

Mark Krivopal, MD, is a Senior Partner in Financial Transformation and leads the Financial Performance Improvement practice. He brings 25 years of healthcare experience in academic medical centers, complex IDNs, independent community hospitals, and a healthcare information technology start-up.

Mike D'Olio

Senior Partner

Mike D'Olio is a Senior Partner in Clinical Transformation and co-leads the Consumer Access practice. Mike has over 30 years of healthcare consulting and hospital management experience with leading health systems and academic medical centers nationwide.

Melissa McCain

Senior Partner

Melissa McCain is a Senior Partner in Clinical Transformation and co-leads the Consumer Access practice. For more than 20 years, Melissa has advised leading national and regional health systems and academic medical centers.