Quarterly Survey Tracking Report

The Academy conducts research on key strategic areas of most interest to the largest health systems. High priority topics in 2016 are consolidation, development of an operating model, physician alignment, bundled payments, innovation, and consumer engagement. 

Quarterly Special Topic Report

In H2C’s experience, the ability of a health system to articulate the value of its brand is becoming an increasingly important factor in discussions with bondinvestors, credit providers and rating agencies. As healthcare consumerism continues to become highly relevant, healthcare providers with a reputation for high quality patient care can develop a brand that attracts new patients to the system.

Quarterly Survey Tracking Report

The Academy conducts research on key strategic areas of most interest to the largest health systems. High priority topics in 2016 are consolidation, development of an operating model, physician alignment, bundled payments, innovation, and consumer engagement. 

Quarterly Special Topic Report

The Q3 2016 Academy-H2C Strategic Survey illustrates the importance of pharmacy strategy to health systems as they seek to contain their drug costs, improve drug availability, streamline their prescribing practices, and maintain regulatory compliance. These pressures fuel interest among strategic and financial buyers in pharmacy investments, represented by a steady volume of approximately 30-40 deals annually over the past ten years.

Quarterly Survey Tracking Report

The Academy conducts research on key strategic areas of most interest to the largest health systems. High priority topics in 2016 are consolidation, development of an operating model, physician alignment, bundled payments, innovation, and consumer engagement. 

Quarterly Special Topic Report

The Q2 2016 Academy-H2C Strategic Survey illustrates the significant commitment health systems are making to telehealth and telemedicine strategies to improve access and mitigate rising healthcare costs. Concurrently, investors are increasingly allocating capital to digital health companies, including telehealth companies, driven by their growing relationships with large health insurers, leading health systems, and multi-billion dollar employers.

Quarterly Survey Tracking Report

The Academy conducts research on key strategic areas of most interest to the largest health systems. High priority topics in 2016 are consolidation, development of an operating model, physician alignment, bundled payments, innovation, and consumer engagement. 

Quarterly Special Topic Report

At H2C, we believe that data analytics capabilities will increasingly serve to differentiate health systems in the minds of consumers and physicians. Those that develop the infrastructure to extract meaning from data will be able to create actionable strategies to manage the health of populations and stand out against their peers. 

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