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1. Cancer care is moving out of the cancer center and into the home.
- Necessary delivery of at-home cancer care during the pandemic illustrated that home-based care programs can reduce costs, increase capacity, and address patient preferences and needs.
- In the last four years, cancer programs have continued to expand their telehealth, home-based care, and remote patient monitoring offerings. Today, 97% of cancer programs offer virtual visits to at least some of their patients, compared to only 52% in 2019.1
- These factors have led to a shift: cancer programs now see home cancer care as a business opportunity, rather than a temporary measure to minimize viral exposure.
Julia Elder
Research analyst, Specialty care and consumerism
Posted on December 16, 2024
Updated on December 16, 2024
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