What would happen if legacy healthcare providers were immersed in the totality of consumers’ lives and used those insights to redefine the healthcare experience?

Given industry pressures, significant changes in the nature and delivery of rural healthcare are inevitable. What is the future of rural healthcare?

To see the future of healthcare, look through the windshield of a Ford.

Why is resource allocation so difficult? Resource allocation is the process by which leaders of an institution quantitatively define available capital resources and make decisions...

In making strategic decisions with financial and capital requirements, leaders must thoroughly take into account the various operational and strategic tradeoffs, long-term ramifications...

Depending on the market, organizations face increased competition from large, integrated companies—or looming pressure from new tech-savvy entrants like Amazon and Google that are unencumbered by the operating challenges and fixed-cost infrastructures of legacy healthcare providers.

Legacy healthcare organizations see innovation as a crucial path to staying relevant in a fast-changing world.

How bold is your board? A fast-changing environment requires health system boards to make decisions more quickly, more boldly, and with a greater tolerance for risk. Learn more in...

For several years now, the core inpatient business of hospitals and health systems has been under attack. Economic and competitive forces along with technological innovations are...

When people didn’t return video rentals on time, Blockbuster saw that behavior from the perspective of a movie-rental company—as a problem to be fixed with late fees and changes to the...

Having a strong consumer focus has become a fundamental organizational competency in today’s U.S. healthcare system.

Friday, Dec. 1, was a grueling day for tax reform in the Senate, with proceedings lasting from 11:00 AM to 1:50 AM on Saturday. Republicans were rewarded by their determination, passing their version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The House and Senate will now negotiate a compromise bill. With passage of the Senate’s version, we now have confirmation that tax-exempt advance refunding will be halted after December 31st.