Objective To describe the abilities of Medicare patients in inpatient rehabilitation facilities
(IRFs) at admission and discharge using the standardized self-care and mobility data …

Background: Rehabilitation after a hip fracture has long-term importance, prompting some
patients to utilise private services. Insufficient data regarding private rehabilitation in the UK …

Background The study aimed to evaluate the feasibility of using a comprehensive geriatric
assessment (CGA) in a residential transition care setting to measure older adults' functional …

The health care delivery landscape in the United States is changing as payment models
consider both costs and health outcomes, which are key components of value in health care …

Purpose Outpatient classified total hip arthroplasty (THA) is a safe option for a select group
of patients. An analysis of a national database was conducted to understand the risk factors …

Objective To describe the development of and quality measure scores for the cross-setting
postacute care function process quality measure that requires the collection of standardized …

Purpose An essential measure of hip fracture (HF) rehabilitation, the amount of physical
therapy (PT) used per patient, has been severely understudied. This study (1) evaluates post …

Objectives This study explored the association between cognitive impairment at admission
with self-care and mobility gain rate (amount of change per week) during a post-acute care …

Objective: The objective of this study was to evaluate how much variation in postacute care
(PAC) spending after traumatic hip fracture exists between hospitals, and to what degree this …

Among US Medicare beneficiaries undergoing inpatient surgery, 47% receive postacute
care from either a skilled nursing facility (SNF), home healthcare agency, inpatient …