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In Kaiser Program, Hospital Care Comes to the Patient’s Home

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Going to the hospital is rarely a pleasant experience, especially for older patients. Now a program at Kaiser in Riverside is testing the value of allowing certain hospital patients the ability to opt out of a hospital stay.

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