Health systems are seeking payment increases to shore up finances that have been hit hard by COVID-19 and rising labor costs. We identified key considerations for insurers as they enter these negotiations.
Healthcare organizations need to think about their partnerships — whether with private equity or other types of entities — through a strategic lens.
How the labor market responds to Fed tightening will be crucial, economists Jason Furman and Mark Zandi say
Two leading economists tell Oliver Wyman that how labor markets respond to recent actions by the Fed will be crucial to holding off a recession.
As social determinants of health become a common conversation in healthcare, loneliness and social isolation are rising to the forefront.
Medicaid and ACA enrollment, and coverage for COVID-19 tests will be impacted once the PHE comes to an end.
Cell and gene therapies represent both sides of modern healthcare — the hopeful and the concerning. They advance the science of medicine, treating and curing diseases that we struggled to address in the past.
Access to capital, evolving business models, and sustaining innovation were all hot topics that emerged at the LSX World Congress in London.
Digital as a Strategic Imperative
Healthcare has an incredible opportunity to “double down” on digital to achieve the universal mission to improve patient care and outcomes. Leaders who develop the organizational structures to optimize the opportunities will likely find themselves at a competitive advantage.
Omnichannel care is here to stay, forcing health systems to keep pace with a variety of consumer-centric competitors. We’ve identified three approaches health systems can take to ensure their technology stack is built for success.
Leaders gathered in Davos examined how to apply lessons learned from COVID-19 to preventing future pandemics and reducing health inequities.