Who We Help · Health Systems & Hospital at Home

Hospital-level care. Home-based delivery. No compromise on either.

The CMS Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver has opened the door for health systems to move high-acuity patients home sooner and keep them there safely. But hospital EHRs weren't designed for this transition. Sherpa Care was — with the interoperability, clinical rigor, and AI coordination to make Hospital at Home programs operationally viable at scale.

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Single pane
Across all service lines & EMRs
Real-time
Interop via HL7/FHIR
60%
Reduction in documentation time
50%
Fewer claim denials

The challenges you're dealing with every day

We built Sherpa Care for these exact pressures — not adapted from hospital software that doesn't fit your world.

Your hospital EHR stops at the front door

Epic, Cerner, and Meditech are built for inpatient workflows. The moment a patient moves home, your clinical team is working outside the system — with workarounds, paper, or disconnected point solutions.

Care transitions are your highest-risk moment

Discharge to home is where patients fall through the cracks. Incomplete handoffs, missed follow-ups, and documentation gaps at transition drive readmissions that cost you both clinically and financially.

Hospital at Home requires hospital-grade coordination

High-acuity home patients need daily monitoring, rapid response capability, and tight care team communication. Coordinating this across a distributed team without the right infrastructure is operationally brutal.

Regulatory requirements don't relax at home

CMS conditions of participation, OASIS requirements, and payer documentation standards apply regardless of care setting. Your documentation system needs to meet the same bar in the field as it does on the floor.

Staffing a home-based program is structurally different

You can't just redeploy floor nurses to home visits without addressing scheduling complexity, territory coverage, travel time, and the credential matching required for high-acuity patients.

ROI on Hospital at Home programs is hard to demonstrate

Health system executives need data to justify expanding these programs. Without real-time outcome tracking and clean documentation, making the case to the C-suite is harder than it needs to be.

How Sherpa Care delivers

Single pane of glass across EMRs

Sherpa Care integrates with your hospital EHR via HL7/FHIR, letting clinicians view and manage home visits without leaving their primary workflow — no duplicate entry, no system switching.

High-acuity scheduling intelligence

AI scheduling that factors patient acuity level, clinician credentials, response time requirements, and geographic coverage — optimized for the complexity of hospital-grade home programs.

Seamless discharge-to-home handoffs

Patient records transfer at discharge initiation. Home care team has full clinical context before the first visit — no phone calls to the floor, no chasing records.

Lisa AI clinical documentation

OASIS, clinical narratives, visit summaries — generated in real time during the visit. Meets the same documentation standards required for inpatient care, delivered in the field.

Prior auth automation at bedside

Authorization requests triggered automatically from visit data — critical for high-cost home interventions where delays in auth mean delays in care.

Outcome tracking for program ROI

Built-in analytics track readmission rates, care plan adherence, visit outcomes, and documentation compliance — giving health system leaders the data to justify and expand the program.

Working with the team at Mona Lisa Healthcare has been a fantastic experience. Their healthcare expertise, consultative recommendations, professionalism and quick response times have really stood out to us. The First 60 Risk Stratification solution they implemented was a game-changer for our workflow.
Dr. Philip Sanger
Founder/Board Member, Intercede Health

Ready to see it in your workflow?

A 15-minute demo is enough to understand what Sherpa Care changes. No slides — your use case, your questions.

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