Patients with complex health needs will now receive in-home primary care through Bloom's various services

DENVER—Bloom Healthcare, an organization specializing in in-home primary care for seniors with complex health needs, expanded into Missouri. Beginning April 6, Bloom Healthcare will serve patients in Missouri as a primary care provider dedicated to improving outcomes and reducing avoidable hospital utilization.

“We are excited to expand into Missouri and bring compassionate, coordinated care to more seniors and families,” said Thomas Lally, founder and CEO of Bloom Healthcare. “By working closely with senior living and community partners, we help seniors stay healthier, avoid unnecessary hospital visits and remain in the homes and communities they know and love.”

Bloom Healthcare’s industry-leading performance in the ACO REACH (Accountable Care Organization Realizing Equity, Access, and Community Health) model aligns incentives around quality and total cost of care. Providers use data-driven clinical decision making and proactive population health strategies to address chronic conditions, manage transitions of care and prevent avoidable complications.

Bloom Healthcare’s comprehensive services include:

  • Personalized in-home primary care provided by physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants
  • Dementia care planning and support
  • 24/7 access to on-call providers, including weekend and telehealth coverage
  • Annual wellness visits and preventive care planning
  • Evidence-based specialty care for chronic conditions
  • Medication management and education for complex conditions
  • Coordination of diagnostics, home health and specialty services