Nathan Kaufman

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Nathan Kaufman

Nathan Kaufman is managing director of Kaufman Strategic Advisors and Matterhorn Strategic Advisors.

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Nathan Kaufman: A tragedy of epic proportions looms for healthcare

Garrett Hardin popularized the idea of a tragedy of the commons in a 1968 Science essay carrying that title.a It describes a situation in which individuals with unlimited access to a public resource act in their own self-interest and ultimately deplete it. Hardin used grazing on a public pasture to make his point. Imagine a…

Nathan Kaufman July 31, 2026

A tragedy of epic proportions looms for healthcare

Garrett Hardin popularized the idea of a tragedy of the commons in a 1968 Science essay carrying that title.[1] It describes a situation in which individuals with unlimited access to a public resource act in their own self-interest and ultimately deplete it. Hardin used grazing on a public pasture to make his point. Imagine a…

Nathan Kaufman July 28, 2026

Nathan Kaufman: Hospital-based anesthesia and radiology operate in a broken financial model

The good ol’ days of hospital-based physicians providing services at no cost in exchange for exclusivity are over, creating significant disruptions.  Health systems are facing a growing shortage of anesthesiologists and radiologists, a shortfall that is driven by a broken business model for those types of services.  Underpayment for anesthesia and radiology care by Medicare and Medicaid combined with a lack of experience in related revenue cycle management and high…

Nathan Kaufman January 29, 2026

Nathan Kaufman: How silos undermine U.S. healthcare

Healthcare systems are plagued by fragmented silos that result in suboptimal outcomes and increased costs, but by assigning a directly responsible individual and using real-time dashboards, health systems can optimize overall performance and improve quality of care.

Nathan Kaufman September 25, 2025

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