In healthcare, size used to signal strength. Bigger meant more services, more specialists, more veritas. But what if all that bulk is actually a liability? Hospitals have gorged on acquisitions—buying up physician practices, merging with competitors, and adding layers of complexity. But when you stuff too much into a system, it doesn’t become more resilient—it…
Impending Death of Hospitals
What Do You Do When Your Hospital Goes Bankrupt? – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark on a tour of bankrupt facilities and broken physician dreams.
In-Home Emergency Care Will Contribute to Putting Hospitals on Life-Support
What will be left after many more services are pulled out of the hospital?
Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime? Hospital Turns to Crowdfunding to Stay Afloat. – Podcast
I’ve written about hospital closures, but before today, I’ve never written about a hospital that turned to crowdfunding to stay afloat.
Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime? Hospital Turns to Crowdfunding to Stay Afloat. – Medical Group Minute
I’ve written about hospital closures, but before today, I’ve never written about a hospital that turned to crowdfunding to stay afloat.
Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime? Hospital Turns to Crowdfunding to Stay Afloat.
I’ve written about hospital closures, but before today, I’ve never written about a hospital that turned to crowdfunding to stay afloat.
What? Merged Hospitals Don’t Deliver Higher Quality! – Podcast
The healthcare world was supposedly abuzz when the New England Journal of Medicine reported that shows that consolidation in the hospital industry doesn’t lead to higher patient satisfaction or to higher quality.
The Only Thing the Hospital Has to Fear Is Fear Itself – Podcast
Do you know the secrets of using fear of loss as a tactic in hospital negotiations?
Thank God, You’re About to Be Treated by the Chief Transformation Officer! – Podcast
Hospitals are focusing their hard and few-earned dollars exactly where it counts, spending big bucks on the physician executives…
The Future of Healthcare Is Functions, Not Places
The issue is the function, patient care, not the location in which care is delivered.