Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital Future Directives On Healthcare

Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital Future Directives on Healthcare The trend for health care and hospitals is a movement towards a larger outpatient system of care while lowering the number of inpatient admissions. The health care system has made small changes towards this type of service for about a decade. Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital should continue these efforts and implement the use of the Patient-centered medical home model. This model concentrates on patient care with a comprehensive, total patient care strategy, while lowering the incidence of emergency room use and lowering the number of times a patient is admitted to the hospital (Robeznieks, 2015). The health care team will evaluate the patient, monitor their condition while educating them about their specific needs and how to provide their own self-care at home. This model will be widely used in the future and it is something that we want to make available to the patients who participate in our health care system. It has been shown that this health care model will benefit the patient and save money for the health care system. Financially, this system has been shown to be beneficial to the insurance company, the hospital, and the patient. Medicare has led the movement towards change in how we service our patients, and with the new ACA opening up to more individuals, Medicaid is leading the way towards a total comprehensive service model with efforts included such as transportation to and from appointments,