Healthcare Finance and Business Strategy News

Patient Engagement Strategies and Technologies that Are Positively Impacting Value-Based Care Models

A roundtable of senior healthcare leaders discussing patient engagement strategies and the technology that supports them.

By HFMA December 20, 2018

How CVS Plans to Change Its Provider Role

Dec. 19—Among the potential healthcare disruptors that providers are closely watching is CVS Health, which recently completed a historic acquisition of a national insurer.

By Rich Daly December 20, 2018

Is 2019 the Beginning of the Post-Hospital Era?

John Johnston explains the importance of looking toward the future, today.

By John Johnston December 18, 2018

Rolling Forecasts Foster Collaboration Between Finance, Operations

Leaders at Park Nicollet Health Services moved from a traditional budget to a rolling forecast with an eye toward fulfilling principles of continuous improvement.

By Frank Stevens December 18, 2018

Want to Be a More Effective Leader? Be the Sensei

These eight strategies can help anyone become a master in the discipline of leadership.

By Jim Bouchard December 18, 2018

Who’s Driving the Bus?

Disruption from new market entrants and issues around price transparency are among the trends that could make life difficult for traditional healthcare stakeholders if they fail to adapt.

By Joseph J. Fifer, FHFMA, CPA December 18, 2018

Medicare Enrollment Rate Will Peak in 2030

Medicare enrollment rate will increase by approximately 44 percent by 2030. After that time, the numbers will increase at much slower rates.

By HFMA December 10, 2018

Hospital Medicare Margins Decline Further

Dec. 7—Hospitals’ overall Medicare margins deteriorated to -9.9 percent in 2017, according to an analysis by Congress’s primary advisory group.

By Rich Daly December 10, 2018

Cybersecurity Preparation Guidelines

Associations, legal experts, and insurance companies can offer resources for cybersecurity program development.

By HFMA December 7, 2018

Dec. 10-14: Overall Healthcare Spending Increases Continue to Slow

Dec. 6—Federal actuaries identified slower-than-projected nationwide healthcare spending growth in 2017, driven in part by reduced use of outpatient services.

By Rich Daly December 7, 2018
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