Industry Insights

As healthcare workers and executives on the frontlines fight to control the spread, COVID-19 has infected more than two million people, causing at least 159,000 deaths around the world.

With many states operating under ‘stay at home’ orders and hospitals in major cities facing an overwhelming volume of patients, the COVID-19 pandemic is changing daily life in the US.

In recent weeks, the United States has experienced a health crisis the likes of which most of us have never known.

In business terms, you cannot measure what you do not monitor. This standard explains the importance of utilizing meaningful reporting to track progress toward care-based, financial and operational goals within a healthcare organization.

In a rapidly changing world, the healthcare industry is experiencing sweeping changes and new challenges.

With the rapid pace of change in the healthcare industry today, executive leaders must be ready to pivot quickly. Strategic plans and operational standards must be adjusted to keep up with new regulations, market shifts and patient demands.

For some physician leaders, the burden of administrative duties has compromised their ability to spend valuable time providing patient care, and recent research has suggested that industry changes in the last few years may have increased the burden.

The number of Urgent Care centers in the US increased by almost 10% in 2019. What does this mean for the state of the industry?

The healthcare industry has been a central focus in our current political climate, specifically in the debate over how our population will receive care going forward. The role of insurers, patient responsibilities and price transparency are all front-and-