Hospitals could continue offering acute care services in patients' homes until 2030.
Hospitals could continue offering acute care services in patients' homes until 2030. It also requires a new government study to look closely at how well this type of care works, its costs, and who uses it. This means patients could keep getting hospital-level care outside of traditional hospital buildings for longer.
Today, hospitals can offer acute care at home under special rules that are set to end in 2025. If this bill passes, these rules would continue until 2030, allowing patients to keep receiving hospital-level care in their homes for an additional five years. The government would also conduct a new, in-depth study by September 30, 2028, to understand this care better.
S 2237 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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