Our latest thinking

Healthcare in the U.S. is heavily dependent on a payment model that prioritizes high volume over quality of care and the outcomes delivered. More and more healthcare organizations are questioning if that’s the right approach.

When elements like automation of care, self-insured health systems, and stronger collaboration between vendors come together within a healthcare industry, it generates a system that provides better care more efficiently.

America's seniors, low-income families, people with disabilities, and others gained medical insurance through Medicare and Medicaid. But what does it all mean?

Value-based care puts an emphasis on the overall health of a patient rather than what they're facing in an office visit — but what does that mean for providers?

Pediatrics shares some common obstacles with healthcare writ large, but the impacts of healthcare crises — from obesity to depression — affect children differently.

When a patient is discharged, the clock starts. 30 days—the critical amount of time where patients have a higher risk of readmission. Transitional Care Management (TCM) aims to provide patients with the proper care during this time and can reduce readmission by as much as 86%. TCM relies on a strong foundation of data for its success, but not every health system has the technical resources at their fingertips required to measure and improve TCM metrics.