Value-Based Care

Can Care Pathways Redefine Rehab Performance?
Management & Administration Can Care Pathways Redefine Rehab Performance?

The American healthcare landscape is undergoing a profound and irreversible transformation, moving decisively away from a volume-based, fee-for-service model toward a value-based care system that prioritizes quality outcomes and cost-efficiency. For the community of rehabilitation

Will an Immigration Dispute Derail Telehealth?
Management & Administration Will an Immigration Dispute Derail Telehealth?

A critical U.S. federal funding package that is essential for extending modern healthcare services now finds itself ensnared in a high-stakes political battle over immigration enforcement, placing the future of virtual patient care in jeopardy. The legislation at the heart of the matter, the

Why Pharma and MedTech Must Converge for Better Care
Management & Administration Why Pharma and MedTech Must Converge for Better Care

A strange and persistent paradox exists at the heart of the modern healthcare industry, where conversations are dominated by aspirational concepts like patient-centricity, precision medicine, and integrated care, yet the operational reality remains deeply fragmented. While executive presentations

How Can Data Bridge Gaps in Post-Acute Care?
Management & Administration How Can Data Bridge Gaps in Post-Acute Care?

The transition from a hospital to a post-acute care setting often represents a critical yet vulnerable point in a patient's journey, where fragmented information can lead to significant risks, including medication errors and preventable readmissions. In a healthcare ecosystem striving for

Medtech Dealmaking Surges Past $80 Billion in 2025
Management & Administration Medtech Dealmaking Surges Past $80 Billion in 2025

The medical technology landscape witnessed an unprecedented wave of consolidation and strategic realignment in 2025, with merger and acquisition activity skyrocketing to approximately $80 billion by the end of November. This remarkable figure, which eclipsed the combined deal values of the

Study Links Patient Anxiety to Post-Procedure Calls
Management & Administration Study Links Patient Anxiety to Post-Procedure Calls

A comprehensive retrospective study offers critical new insights into the evolving nature of patient communication, revealing that a significant portion of post-procedure calls is driven more by anxiety and uncertainty than by clinical necessity. Research conducted by Scheinkman, Tordjman, Barbato,

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