Explore the death of hospitals as we know them. Discover how technology is reshaping healthcare and shifting to outpatient facilities.
Impending Death of Hospitals
Payor Contracting Is a Process, Not an Event – Medical Group Minute
My friend Steve had a paper route, delivering the LA Times on his bike early in the morning.
Who’s Driving the Management Bus? – Success in Motion
Jim Collins wrote about putting the right people on the bus. Ride along with Mark as he talks about who’s driving it.
When the First Class Physicians Leave the Hospital, Who’ll Be Left?
When elite physicians exit hospital systems, medical groups must adapt fast or risk losing talent, reputation, and competitive advantage.
Payor Contracting is a Process, Not an Event
Payor contracting is an ongoing process, not a one-time event. Regular reviews and renegotiations are essential for optimal terms.
A Clear Picture of the Future of Medical Practice – Podcast
Kodak was once the country’s leader in photography. Then along came both Fujifilm and digital photography. And bankruptcy. And a lesson for medical group leaders.
A Clear Picture of the Future of Medical Practice
Failing to adapt to the landscape of healthcare could provide fatal for you, just as the digital age ended Kodak’s.
You’re Invited: January 28, 2016, Presentation – The Impending Death of Hospitals
At 5:30 p.m. on January 28th, I’ll be giving an abbreviated presentation on the theme of my soon-to-be released book, The Impending Death of Hospitals.
“Thank You” – Podcast
When my kids were younger, we used to play a game when we left a store…
The Fast and the Dead
If a medical group cannot govern itself, if it is structured like a true democracy, one owner, one vote on everything, or if it has a bloated board, it will never be able to make decisions with the speed required for its continued success.