What is Dartmouth Health at Home?
With home-based care, we expand rural healthcare access, improve outcomes and enhance patient and family (or caregiver) experience by safely shifting care from hospital to home.
Home Care
Dartmouth Health Home Care
Dartmouth Health Home Care brings skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapies, palliative care, and hospice services directly into the home for patients across New Hampshire and Vermont.
As part of the region’s only academic health system, Dartmouth Health Home Care provides seamless coordination with Dartmouth Health clinicians, ensuring patients receive consistent, hiqh-quality care while reducing travel burden and supporting recovery independence and quality of life.
Hospital at Home
The Vickie French Hospital at Home
The Vickie French Hospital at Home, which is currently in development, is designed to bring the power of modern medicine directly to patients in their homes.
The Dartmouth Health program will establish a “hospital without walls,” where hospital-level care will flow seamlessly into the home. The creation of this program has just been announced and more information will be forthcoming over the coming months.
Dartmouth Health at Home
Dartmouth Health and Geisel Receive $20 Million Gift to Transform Rural Healthcare
Dartmouth Health and the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth received a transformative $20 million gift from 1960 Dartmouth alumnus and philanthropist Richard “Dick” Levy, PhD. The gift will launch Dartmouth Health at Home, a joint initiative bringing together experts from both institutions to expand access to rural healthcare, improve outcomes, and enhance the patient and family experience by safely shifting care from hospital to home.