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Your hospital may or may not have a formalized cardiovascular services marketing plan or marketing budget, but if you spend money on marketing, through websites, social media, newsletters, press releases and the like, don’t you want to know if your investment is paying off?
If the U.S. healthcare system is moving inextricably towards a population health management (PHM) model, then answers to the following questions are paramount:
Designing and implementing bundled pricing isn’t easy, but it will be increasingly necessary as Medicare and private payers continue to move away from fee-for-service reimbursement and the payer marketplace continues to evolve.
I came in from my morning three mile walk to be greeted by this e-mail headline: Most U.S. adults do not know exercise guidelines for preventing heart disease. I wasn’t shocked.
Given trends in healthcare, and in cardiovascular services specifically, it is instructive to look at the issue of low volume cardiac surgery programs in California.
All-in-all, 2015 was a busy year for CFA, although client work seemed to get in the way of blogging frequency. One of our new year’s resolutions will certainly be to blog more often in 2016.
