Chaos Is a Ladder: What’s Next for Healthcare Marketing Leaders
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Things to expect from the second Trump Administration and the 119th Congress
Here are some things hospitals and health systems can expect from the second Trump administration.
Unraveling Game Theory Dynamics in Healthcare: A Battle Between Payors and Providers
Authored by Amy Strauss and Paige Butz In the complex world of healthcare, a delicate chess match is performed between payors and providers as they compete for market share while…
What Hospitals Need to Know About CMS Proposed Price Transparency 2024 Updates
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ have issued a proposal to update their Price Transparency Rules, which if approved would make all pricing data more accessible to consumers through…
How Healthcare Leaders Can Prepare: Crisis Playbook Development and Best Practices
Authored by: Evan Harris and Mike Petrone “In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing,…
Healthcare Value Crisis Redux
We first identified the trend in 2018: A noticeable jump in scrutiny of hospitals and health systems related to their role in the growing cost of healthcare in the U.S….
Addressing health equity starts with trust
Whenever I hear the term “dystopia” I’m immediately transported back to the 90s and a little-known cult classic film named “Tank Girl,” starring Lori Petty, Naomi Watts, Ice-T, and the…
There’s no denying it, things are pretty bad (for hospitals)
Things are rarely as good or bad as they seem in the moment. I have long believed this to be true, and then I heard it said by one of…
We love the Wall Street Journal. How did they get the story so wrong?
Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal did its first article about the state of relations between payors and providers in quite some time. I have spent the last several weeks wondering…
Payor – Provider Contracts: Where Do We Go From Here?
There is an expression that is said to be a translation of a traditional Chinese curse: “may you live in interesting times.” Well, I think we are definitely living in interesting times…
