Why distressed hospitals need better internal audit controls
Originally published in Becker’s Hospital Review By Tony Colarossi A growing number of U.S. hospitals are breaching contractual obligations with their banks, highlighting the need for…
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Urgent care clinics have taken off in the past decade — and it shows that health care businesses acting like Amazon will gain an edge
Originally published in Business Insider By Mike Geldart Why is it that when I walk into a restaurant or store where I’m spending $15, I’m often…
Bipartisan lawmakers can rebuild trust by passing infusion therapy bill
Originally published in The Hill By R. Carter Pate When U.S. lawmakers return home in mid-December for the holidays, they will face constituents asking, “What…
Five ways technology could make health care very personal
Originally published in American City Business Journals By Daniel E. Greenleaf As a proportion of America’s population rapidly ages, technology likely will transform health care in…
Why This Doctor Believes Entrepreneurs Manage a Cancer Diagnosis Better Than Most
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By Ganesh Raj Everyone knows that a cancer diagnosis can be devastating for the person on the receiving end. It is easy…
A Chance to Do Right By Congestive Heart Failure Patients
Originally published in Morning Consult By Peggy Hardesty Imagine being so sick that you cannot bathe or dress yourself without assistance, never mind shop for groceries or…
State regulations create obstacles for telemedicine
Originally published in Crains Detroit Business By Tony Colarossi As the country grapples with the cost of health care, telemedicine offers a promising solution. Remote, technology-based care can…
Why PE firms are buying orthopedic and ophthalmology practices
Originally published in PE Hub By Patrick Krause Specialty physician groups continue to garner significant interest from private equity investors, with orthopedic and ophthalmology practices joining dermatology…
How hospitals must evolve to survive
Originally published in Becker’s Hospital Review By Daniel E. Greenleaf The days of the American hospital as we know it are numbered, with many of these…
Even the uncertainty in Washington isn’t slowing down the health care industry
Originally published in Business Insider By Joanne Baginski These are strange days for the healthcare industry. In Washington, Congress continues to debate a major overhaul of…