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Get the care you need right in your own home
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Optum acute care at home
Get hospital-level care in the comfort of your home
This program is an alternative to acute hospital care for qualifying patients with significant illness or a chronic medical condition requiring hospital-level care. A care team member will come to your house to set up all the necessary equipment, and you will receive personalized care in your home.

Acute care at home is a proven alternative to hospitalization. It offers fewer hospital readmissions and improved patient satisfaction.
How acute care at home is delivered
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Physicians can enroll you at our local facilities, clinics, and emergency departments
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Equipment and supplies are delivered to your home and set up—including a computer tablet for video visits
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You’re transported home and have daily contact with your doctor, nurse practictioner, or clinician—virtually and in-home
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A 24/7 care team remotely monitors your vitals and ensures you receive hospital-level care
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A physician will guide your care and assist with scheduling any follow-up appointments
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Treatments at home

Optum Acute Care at Home allows you to receive treatment and recover at home with services including:

  • IV infusions, antibiotics, fluids, diuretics, steroids, and more
  • Laboratory services and mobile imaging (EKG, X-ray, ultrasound)
  • Oxygen, medical supplies, and durable equipment
  • Pharmacy and medication management
  • Home health aides and physical therapies
  • Meal delivery, care management, social work, and wound care as needed

Acute care at home is a trusted alternative
From congestive heart failure and high blood pressure, to cancer, diabetes, pneumonia, and more, acute care at home is a proven
alternative to hospitalization with:
Talk to your provider to find out if you qualify for Optum acute care at home
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Answers to common questions

What’s the difference between acute care at home and the hospital?
Am I qualified for acute care at home?
What technology will be set up in my home?
How often will people visit my home?
Can I leave my home while receiving care?
How long will I be in this program?