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As healthcare redefines its boundaries, the Hospital At Home Technology Summit is where transformation takes shape. This virtual event—kicking off a year-long initiative by CHIME and Digital Health Insights—will bring together technology and clinical leaders to chart a path forward for delivering high-acuity, hospital-grade care in the home. From AI-powered diagnostics to real-time remote monitoring, the summit examines how advanced tech is reshaping acute care models while ensuring security, interoperability, and equity.
On August 28, 2025, join the leaders shaping the infrastructure, reimbursement strategy, and workforce models behind successful H@H deployments. Designed for CIOs, CMIOs, CNOs, and innovators in home-based care, this summit is the catalyst for meaningful dialogue, cross-sector collaboration, and the bold moves needed to scale care beyond the walls.
Aug 28 from 12:00-4:00pm ET
3 CHIME CEU Credits
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Sessions
Opening Keynote with David Lavine: The Evolving Landscape of Hospital Home Strategy and Technology
Do You Have the Right Digital Strategy to Scale Home Hospital?
John Campbell, Principal, Campbell Digital Healthcare Associates LLC
Scaling Home Hospital operations takes more than just an RPM platform—it requires a full-spectrum digital strategy aligned with your clinical and business goals. Success depends on EHR integration, analytics, mobile communications, logistics support, and more. When digital strategy and operational goals are misaligned, growth is slowed or even stalled. This session will outline the essential digital building blocks, resources, and budget considerations needed to effectively support and scale Home Hospital programs—and challenge you to ask: is your digital strategy helping you grow, or holding you back?
An Alternative to Hospital at Home: Increasing Hospital Capacity by Partnering with a Home Health Agency
Jared S. Huber, MD, Medical Director of Home-Based Care, University of Utah Health
In response to the pandemic’s strain on hospital capacity, a western US academic medical center partnered with a community-based home health agency to create protocols enabling earlier discharge for certain elective surgery patients. This approach, reimbursed through standard home health benefits, allowed post-surgical care at home rather than in the hospital, effectively increasing hospital capacity. Recognizing the complexity of expanding these services to hospital medicine patients, the center launched a transitions of care team in October 2023, composed of an RN, MD, and home health staff. The team managed post-discharge care through physician oversight, telehealth, regular patient communication, and coordination with home health providers. Ongoing support is funded using Transitions of Care Management codes.
Speakers
Keynote: David Levine, MD, MPH, MA
Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Medical Director, Strategy and Innovation, Brigham and Women’s Home Hospital
Dr. David Levine is a nationally recognized leader in home-based care innovation. As Medical Director of Strategy and Innovation at Brigham and Women’s Home Hospital and Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, he co-founded the Hospital at Home Users Group and co-directs the hospital’s home hospital program and general internal medicine fellowship. His work focuses on using digital health, AI, and robotics to scale safe, equitable, and effective acute care in the home. Dr. Levine is also core faculty at Ariadne Labs, where he leads research on rural and scalable H@H models. A practicing internist, his career is driven by the vision of delivering the right care at the right time—in the right place.
John Campbell
Principal, Campbell Digital Healthcare Associates LLC
John Campbell served for 20 years as CIO for Post-acute Care and Home-Based Care at Mass General Brigham (MGB) in Boston MA, where he led Digital Strategy for the rapid scaling of MGBs Home Hospital program. John has over 25 years of Healthcare Information Technology experience. John is an active member of CHIME, HIMSS and ACHE and holds an MBA from The Isenberg School, UMASS Amherst. In 2012, John earned the distinguished Certified Healthcare Chief Information Officer (CHCIO) certification. In addition, John serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors of OpenCape (www.opencape.com) a 5013c corporation in Barnstable MA.
Jared S. Huber, MD
Medical Director of Home-Based Care, University of Utah Health
Dr. Huber is an Assistant Professor of Medicine and academic hospitalist at the University of Utah Hospital and Huntsman Cancer Center. He also is the Medical Director of Home Based Care and oversees the Heal at Home program, a novel transitions of care program that provides care similar to Hospital at Home, but is distinct in its reimbursement model, work flow, and patient populations..
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