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Background and Objectives Hospital at Home (HaH) delivers hospital-level treatment to acutely ill patients in their own homes, including daily medical and nursing visits, infusions, physiotherapy, and diagnostics. It bridges inpatient and outpatient care, working closely with hospitals, office-based physicians, home care services (Spitex), and therapy providers. There are two main pathways: Admission Avoidance: stable patients requiring hospitalization are admitted directly to HaH instead of an inpatient ward. Early Supported Discharge: patients treated in hospital are discharged earlier than usual and transferred to HaH. Evidence International studies show HaH to be safe and effective. Reviews report comparable mortality and rehospitalization, shorter hospital stays, and cost advantages. Admission avoidance is linked to trends toward lower mortality and costs. Research showed simila
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