Inpatient care is extremely costly to hospitals both in the US and in Denmark. In some US locations, a brand-new hospital with 500 beds might cost more than USD 2 billion. The cost of healthcare in the United States is already the highest in the world. In many cases, hospitals are not even the best settings for healing.

In this episode, we'll dive into the future of Hospital-at-home:
Some patients who require acute-level treatment can receive this at home rather than in a hospital. It has been demonstrated that this approach to care delivery lowers costs, improves results, and improves patient satisfaction.

Your host today is Jørn Christoffer Emborg, Innovation Advisor, at the Innovation Centre Denmark in Boston.