Interesting but they are not the only ones doing this. United and aetna are collecting data as well, and also employ nurses that follow patients into their home

Interesting but they are not the only ones doing this. United and aetna are collecting data as well, and also employ nurses that follow patients into their homes or other settings. The data operation is what is emphasized in this article, but it really remains to be seen how much the data can have an impact on people's overall health - preventing hospitalizations, making sure patients take their medications etc. maybe it can guide clover and let them determine where to allocate manpower - but in the end it's still the manpower that matters. from my experience, a lot of it depends on having the right family, and perhaps community, support structure in place.