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Why paying providers for achieving health outcomes is part of the beauty of population health
Major insurers are increasingly tying health care reimbursement to patient outcomes, provider performance and overall patient satisfaction — an approach to financing that is foundational to population health.
“The beauty of population health is, you get paid for achieving health outcomes, so (patients) get good value for the care received, and everybody benefits,” says TriHealth’s COO Terri Hanlon-Bremer in this episode of Getting Health Care Right.
In this podcast, Hanlon-Bremer and…
Slow, normal growth is the economic outlook for 2023: Atlanta financial experts discuss forecast in recent panel
A recession is not likely in 2023, Atlanta-based economic observers agreed, and although the post-Covid growth surge is visibly slowing, it appears to be headed to a sustainable pace commensurate with the labor force, rather than turning negative.
Metro Atlanta Chamber Vice President and Principal Economist Ian Wyatt gave his 2023 forecast and then joined a panel that included Allison Dukes, senior managing director and chief financial officer, Invesco Ltd.; Michael Lonergan, managing partner,…
Four Mass. hospitals make Healthgrade’s list of America’s 250 Best
There were four Massachusetts hospitals that ranked in Healthgrades’ “America’s 250 Best Hospitals” list and even one hospital ranking within the top 50 in the country.
Guest notebook: Quiet quitting is becoming a deafening roar
“In health care, this phenomenon of quiet quitting has only worsened.”
Cybersecurity efforts heightened with health care companies under siege
Globally, the health care industry had the highest percentage increase in weekly cyberattacks of any industry sector, according to recent data.
Queen’s announces new leadership model
Officials with the health system said the “new leadership model will drive business transformation and innovation to improve access to high-quality, affordable and personalized care.”
Maui company launches new speech therapy clinic
Kihei resident Emily Steenbergh started Malama Therapy Services with her friend and business partner, Kim Brock, in 2019.
Silicon Valley Bank says the startup downturn has yet to hit bottom
If you thought 2022 was a bad one for startups and founders, wait until you see this one.
Last year, the typical late-stage company saw its value get cut in half. And 2021's record-breaking flood of startups hitting the public markets turned into a tiny trickle.
But things are likely to get even worse for startups before they get better, Silicon Valley Bank said in a new report this week.
“In 2023, (venture investors) are in the driver’s seat again, and they’ve taken their foot off the gas,”…
New women-led Denver venture firm closes $76M climate fund
The firm has invested in nine startups so far.
Why this cannabis industry CEO says it’s better to buy than build in Florida
Purchasing the assets of another cannabis retailer was this company's quickest route to market, the CEO says.