Amazon Advocating for Better Health Care Policy with Home-Based Care Providers
A new group of health care providers is working to advance home-based care. Fueled by COBVID-19 and branded “Moving Health Home"
March 3, 2021 – A new group of health care providers is working to advance home-based care. Fueled by COBVID-19 and branded “Moving Health Home,” the coalition including members like Amazon Care, Signify Health, Landmark Health, Home Instead Senior Care, and Ascension, among others, are advocating for an increase in home-based care. This coalition will begin advocating for regulatory and reimbursement policies centered on providing care in the home environment.
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