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condition and the quality of care, life expectancy can be
extremely short.
Treatment for these disorders often means trips to the
hospital and bills that can stretch into the millions. What’s
more, the hospital stays rob families of precious time, forcing
them to trade the living room for the waiting room. While
pediatric home care has long been an option for vulnerable
young patients, Bain Capital and PSA saw an opportunity to
bring greater scale, systems, technology and professionalism
to the business—the home care provider of the future.
The Solution
Aveanna has built the largest pediatric PDN-focused training
program in the country, creating a staff large and flexible
enough to provide care wherever and whenever it’s needed,
and focusing on technology to give nurses the ability to
share patient records with doctors in real time.
It’s win-win: nurses get high-quality training, flexible work
arrangements and the ability to create long-term care
relationships with families. Parents receive flexible, quality,
affordable care for their children. And the patients enjoy
better lives.
The Result
Aveanna’s impact on patients has been a success story.
The company has become a trusted partner for discharge
planners, helping to quickly and smoothly facilitate transition
to the home. Hospital re-admittances, which often result
when children don’t have access to quality care at home,
have also decreased.
Already, Bain Capital has expanded Aveanna’s winning
combination to new states and care to other patient
populations, including seniors.
“The ability to deliver care in the home at a cost point of
hundreds of dollars per day, as opposed to several thousands
of dollars per day, is delivering enormous ROI back to
society,” Moskowitz says. “It’s a perfect example of creating
value where everybody wins.”
PATIENTS IN 2016
PATIENTS IN 2023
3
.2K
Driving Access to Quality Care
80
K+
Bain Capital
Healthcare
condition and the quality of care, life expectancy can be
extremely short.
Treatment for these disorders often means trips to the
hospital and bills that can stretch into the millions. What’s
more, the hospital stays rob families of precious time, forcing
them to trade the living room for the waiting room. While
pediatric home care has long been an option for vulnerable
young patients, Bain Capital and PSA saw an opportunity to
bring greater scale, systems, technology and professionalism
to the business—the home care provider of the future.
The Solution
Aveanna has built the largest pediatric PDN-focused training
program in the country, creating a staff large and flexible
enough to provide care wherever and whenever it’s needed,
and focusing on technology to give nurses the ability to
share patient records with doctors in real time.
It’s win-win: nurses get high-quality training, flexible work
arrangements and the ability to create long-term care
relationships with families. Parents receive flexible, quality,
affordable care for their children. And the patients enjoy
better lives.
The Result
Aveanna’s impact on patients has been a success story.
The company has become a trusted partner for discharge
planners, helping to quickly and smoothly facilitate transition
to the home. Hospital re-admittances, which often result
when children don’t have access to quality care at home,
have also decreased.
Already, Bain Capital has expanded Aveanna’s winning
combination to new states and care to other patient
populations, including seniors.
“The ability to deliver care in the home at a cost point of
hundreds of dollars per day, as opposed to several thousands
of dollars per day, is delivering enormous ROI back to
society,” Moskowitz says. “It’s a perfect example of creating
value where everybody wins.”
PATIENTS IN 2016
PATIENTS IN 2023
3
.2K
Driving Access to Quality Care
80
K+
