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In adults over age 65, falls are a significant cause of death and injury, and result in 3 million emergency room visits each year.
Landmark offers in-home medical care, along with telemedicine visits, to monitor and treat high-risk older adults in the safety of their homes.
What experts say and what role the pandemic is playing
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month provides a dedicated time to come together and have honest conversations about mental health conditions and suicide.
Landmark's behavioral health team takes a comprehensive approach to care, identifying and treating physical and mental needs in the home.
COVID-19 has greatly impacted in-office visits for older, chronically ill patients. Heading into the year’s end, PCPs are facing an unusually high number of care gaps to be addressed. Landmark may be able to help.
Learn how closely-monitored post-discharge care can prevent patient readmission.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the needs of Landmark patients have evolved. Each step of the way, Landmark social workers have adapted to the changes and helped support patients.
Read to learn more and download our eBook, “House Calls in the New Age of Health Care.”
Here are some essentials you might want to have on hand.
Read to learn more and download our eBook, “House Calls in the New Age of Health Care.”
Daily behavioral health calls nearly doubled from pre-Covid-19 through April.
Kerry McDonald, Nurse Practitioner, shares what it’s like seeing patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
What is a Urgentivist? Read about a day in the life of Kennedy Smith to find out!
Learn how Amy Nishita, care coordinator for Landmark’s Sacramento, California market, provides support for her market's care team and its patients.
