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Video: Addressing Consumer Demand for Price Transparency In Health Care
Video: Addressing Consumer Demand for Price Transparency In Health Care
As the healthcare industry migrates toward a value-based payment system, with risk-based models like bundled payments gaining speed, it is vital for hospitals and health systems to reduce costs.Attend this webinar to learn steps you can take to implement a successful cost-reduction strategy that will enable you to take out costs on an on-going basis, why cost data must be shared among clinicians and physicians and more.
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3 Stocks Dragging In The Health Care Sector
3 Stocks Dragging In The Health Care Sector
5 Big Medtech Stocks Investors Love Right Now -- but Should You Buy Them?Can medical technology stocks continue their momentum higher in the second half of the year?Investors say yes, but technical analysis says not necessarily.
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Large Employers Are Key to Reforming Health Care
Large Employers Are Key to Reforming Health Care
In a thoughtful review of the Affordable Care Act in The Journal of the American Medical Association, President Obama ends with a discussion of "lessons for future policy makers." He talks about the difficulties in instituting change in the face of "hyperpartisanship" and "special interests" and makes a plea for "pragmatism." Given the current state of affairs in Washington, this may seem like wishful thinking.But we think all is not hopeless, and that large employers can play a powerful role in building on what the ACA and other initiatives have achieved to date and accelerate the positive transformation of the U.S. health care system.Here's how employers can help address each of the challenges President Obama identifies:1.
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UNC Health Care picks site for $177m surgical tower
UNC Health Care picks site for $177m surgical tower
UNC Health Care said Wednesday it will change the site of a planned surgery tower as it sets to borrow $250M to pay for construction.It would be one of UNC Health Care's largest bond issues and would double the organization's outstanding debt.
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