Healthcare Business Trends

What’s in Your Pricing Policy?

A recent survey reports that the majority of hospitals have formal or consistent methods for setting prices, but transparency is often missing.

By HFMA May 11, 2017

Improving Healthcare Quality: Four Proven Health Plan Strategies That Providers Should Adopt

Emad Rizk outlines lessons healthcare providers can learn from health plans’ approach to value.

By Emad Rizk May 10, 2017

From Multiple Health Plans Back to “No Plan”

Healthcare reform may have been temporarily sidelined, but the need to reform, repair, or replace the Affordable Care Act remains.

By Gail R Wilensky, PhD April 28, 2017

Short-Term Pain for Long-Term Gain

Finance leaders who engage exclusively in short-term thinking do so at their organization’s peril.

By Joseph J. Fifer, FHFMA, CPA April 28, 2017

A Framework for Developing a Telehealth Strategy

Developing a successful telehealth program requires attention to technology components, budget, financial options, and building a flexible system.

By Sara Fay April 25, 2017

Using Dashboards to Drive Better Performance

The decision support team at Baptist Health implemented a new tool that provides dashboards to monitor service line performance, profitability, and utilization.

By Laura Ramos Hegwer April 7, 2017

Employee Wages and Rising Drug Equipment Prices Present Cost Challenges

Wages and benefits account for almost 60 percent of inpatient hospital costs, reflecting the importance of people in the care process.

By Infographic April 6, 2017

Examining the Economic Impact of a Physician Shortage

The changing regulatory environment in health care adds even more urgency to a looming physician shortage that will continue to impact health care and its delivery over the next decade.

By Daniel R. Verdon April 5, 2017

The Future of Value

The move toward value remains a constant although the future of health care is uncertain.

By James H. Landman March 21, 2017

Next-Generation Investments for Today’s Healthcare CFO

Two trends that anticipate the future of U.S. health care involve the emergence of hospital command centers and super-partnerships between providers and technology vendors.

By Laurent Dubois March 21, 2017
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