Finance and Business Strategy

Analysis: Musculoskeletal issues are a pain in employers’ . . . wallets

A discussion on how actions by some employers to mitigate the impact from the cost of musculoskeletal issues could create opportunities for some health systems and risks for others.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA August 19, 2019

Ask these 14 questions to help select the best underwriter for the job

Hospitals and providers who want to sell bonds in the public market should determine if their offering presents any challenges and develop a list of questions to ask of firms to find the best-suited underwriter for the job.

By Errol Brick August 19, 2019

Analysis: What CVS’s paid membership expansion means for healthcare

A review of the details of CVS’s new nationwide paid membership program and what this could mean for the healthcare industry.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA August 15, 2019

Analysis: New solutions for funding SDOH service providers

A discussion of the benefits of the new independent practice association, which will provide funding and infrastructure to SDOH service providers to help those in need in the Capital Region of Albany, New York.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA August 14, 2019

Analysis: Will more hospital-employed doctors seek independence?

A look at examples where two factions of North Carolina-based physicians left health systems to join or form independent physician groups.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA August 8, 2019

Analysis: CBO says surprise-bill legislation reduces the deficit

The possible impact on physician payment rates from the Senate Help Committee’s legislation related to surprise bills has garnered strong support for an arbitration provision from the healthcare industry.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA August 2, 2019

Analysis: The July 9 appeal of the lower court’s decision overturning the ACA

A review of the merits of the July 9 hearing on the ACA lawsuit and the question of whether the 20 state attorneys general and House of Representatives have standing to challenge the ruling that found the ACA unconstitutional.

By Chad Mulvany, FHFMA August 2, 2019

Innovation in action: The genesis of the geriatric ED

An innovative idea sparked the concept of the geriatric ED, which now has its own accreditation process and is becoming a staple of hospitals around the country.

By Lola Butcher August 2, 2019

How design thinking in healthcare can improve customer service

Healthcare organizations should use the concept of design thinking as an approach to problem solving, placing innovations in a larger, multidimensional context.

By Krithika Srivats August 2, 2019

Geriatric EDs improve care, reduce utilization

Main article: Innovation in action: The genesis of the geriatric ED Adults ages 65 and older account for about 18% of total emergency department (ED) visits, according to the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). That percentage has increased steadily in the past decade and will do so for the foreseeable future. There were 43…

By Lola Butcher July 25, 2019
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