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Reducing Network Losses & Creating Financial Sustainability
As employed physician networks grow, the concern about financial performance moves to the forefront, with the losses becoming an increasingly visible drag on the system’s overall profitability.
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Clinical Practice Transformation
“Care Transformation” and “Clinical Practice Transformation” are terms that are swirling around the healthcare industry. Many individuals we encounter are not sure exactly what they mean, how to pursue them, […]
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The Value of a Team-Based Care Delivery Model
Clinical Practice Transformation is touted as the path to achieving the best care delivery model – A team based care delivery model.
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Physician Network Management: Insights from an Interim Executive
Background Senior leadership of a hospital system was growing increasingly concerned over mounting losses and a general lack of operational efficiency in the employed physician network. It was apparent to […]
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Case Study: Shared Vision Positions Employed Medical Group for Success
Challenge The employed medical group of a highly successful hospital system in northeast Ohio requested assistance with catalyzing enhancement of its physician leadership and charting its future course to ensure […]
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Case Study: Care Coordination – A Unique Application of the Shared Vision Process
Summary Care coordination among PCPs, hospitalists and ED physicians is a challenge for most hospitals. Recently, the medical leadership of two health system hospitals decided to tackle this problem by […]
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Two Paths to Greater Practice Revenue and Productivity
Searching for ways to increase practice revenues and productivity? The 2017 MGMA DataDive Cost and Revenue Survey provides some helpful insight. The Survey indicated that practices with higher staffing-to-physician ratios […]
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Shared Vision: Unique Application of the Process
Care coordination among PCPs, hospitalists and ED physicians is a challenge for most hospitals. Recently, the medical leadership of two health system hospitals decided to tackle this problem by using […]
