In a landscape indelibly altered by the COVID-19 crisis, we’ve been forced to rethink how we can safely gather to educate, learn, and connect. As a result, a number of in-person conference events have restructured to an online format and
According to a survey taken by Medical Group Management Association, as many as 97% of healthcare providers now provide patient care via telehealth as a result of the pandemic. And it comes as no surprise considering that, to-date globally, there
by Brian Zelenka – Vice President Marketing Thanks to COVID-19, a majority of healthcare real estate expansion plans, and future decisions regarding real estate, have stalled. Social distancing, shelter-in-place mandates, and the success of telehealth mean fewer medical office buildings
The consumerization of healthcare has created financial challenges for both providers and patients Over the past decade, the relationship between patients and providers has moved from the sacrosanct to the transactional. Today’s patients often choose – or are provided with
Medical practices have reached a tipping point as the industry accelerates its shift to value-based care and adapts to patient demands for a better consumer experience at the doctor’s office. With patient out-of-pocket costs now accounting for 20-30 percent of
By Sal Casillas New value-driven reimbursement models are a major force for transformation in the healthcare sector Note: The following article is an extension of one of five key trends highlighted in a larger briefing report available for download here:
by Sal Casillas Physician dissatisfaction with older health technology and new demands under value-based care is creating a fresh cycle of digital health transformation. Note: The following article is an extension of one of five key trends highlighted in a
With a career spanning over 20 years in nearly every facet of healthcare, Amy Andersen has her fingers on the pulse of the sector. In her current role at IBM Watson Health Consulting, she is orchestrating data-driven transformations focused on
By Leyl Black When Yelp co-founder Jeremy Stoppelman caught the flu in 2004 and wanted to find a doctor, he went looking online for recommendations. If you remember the early days of the internet, you won’t be surprised to hear
By Sal Casillas As patients increasingly take on the direct cost for their healthcare, they’re also becoming more discerning in how they shop and pay for services. The physician-patient relationship is one of constant evolution. In the past decade alone,
