Bridging gaps in the care of people under the age of 60 with complex impairments through cross-indication home-based rehabilitation: a cross-sectional survey with experts in Germany.

A cross-sectional expert survey conducted in Germany examined how cross-indication home-based rehabilitation could better serve adults under 60 with complex, multifaceted impairments—a population that often falls between existing care pathways. Experts identified structural and organizational gaps in the current rehabilitation system and highlighted the potential of a diagnosis-agnostic, home-based model to bridge those gaps. The findings suggest that flexible, patient-centered home rehabilitation frameworks may be particularly valuable for younger adults whose needs do not fit neatly into condition-specific programs.

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