As healthcare delivery rapidly shifts beyond traditional clinic walls, for hospital and health system leaders, the real challenge isn’t whether care moves into the home. It’s how to operationalize, staff, support, and scale high-quality care in decentralized environments without adding complexity or cost. 

The Home Health Care Innovation Summit brings together provider leaders who are actively redesigning care delivery, from in-home clinical teams and mobile programs to hybrid models supported by virtual oversight, to share what’s working in real-world settings. 

Rather than focusing on theoretical models or future-state concepts, the sessions spotlight proven “bright spots” where health systems and care organizations have successfully:

• Extended clinical reach into the home and community
• Enabled frontline clinicians to practice at the top of their license
• Reduced avoidable emergency department utilization
• Built trust and continuity through provider-led, patient-centered care

Each presentation takes a distinct angle on delivering care where patients live, examining operational design, clinical workflows, staffing models, and enabling technology that support safe, efficient, and scalable care in the home.

The goal of the summit is not inspiration alone, but translation: breaking down how these care models function day-to-day and equipping provider leaders with practical, replicable strategies they can adapt across service lines, populations, and geographies.