In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, companies are facing the necessity to streamline operations to remain at the forefront of the industry. This pivot towards optimization often results in seismic shifts within a company's workforce and strategic orientation. Such is the case with
Ohio's struggle with its ranking as 44th in health value is more than just a statistic—it paints a picture of widespread health issues and costly medical care. The 2024 Health Value Dashboard from the Health Policy Institute of Ohio paints a stark picture of what needs to change. It's a c
Navigating the US healthcare system often involves a critical decision for the sick: wait for a primary care physician's appointment, which can be time-consuming, or opt for quick care at one of many urgent care or retail clinic options. This choice not only influences the individual's
Amid the American healthcare system, an insidious shortage of primary care providers is jeopardizing patient trust and care. Piedad Fred, a 71-year-old patient, epitomizes the distress many feel after losing their trusted doctors — a problem that's been exacerbated by the global pandemic. This
The State of PCP Attachment in America By the Numbers: Who Has a PCP? A recent poll from Yahoo News and YouGov reveals that the likelihood of Americans having a primary care physician varies considerably with age. Overall, 77% of those surveyed stated they have a PCP, with the numbers skewing
The healthcare landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, moving away from the traditional fee-for-service model towards a more outcome-based approach. This new approach, known as Value-Based Care (VBC), is making waves for its focus on rewarding the quality of patient care rather than
