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Healthcare Industry Trend

Evolution of GLP-1s

The use of GLP-1s continues its meteoric rise, with expanded impact but also some negative outcomes.

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MA Doubles Down

Medicare Advantage, and the associated value-based care ecosystem will bounce back in 2025.

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Alternative Individual Products

2025 will see an emphasis on flexible health insurance options.

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A New Era of Benefits Administration

Employers are adapting to rising healthcare costs through innovative benefits management strategies.

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Make America Healthy Again

The new administration may prioritize food and lifestyle change to improve population health.

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Disease- and Condition-Specific Payments

CMMI will increase focus on disease- and condition-specific models to improve care and reimbursement efficiency.

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Private Equity Scrutiny

Continued scrutiny on private equity-backed healthcare delivery organizations will cause irreparable damage.

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Fall of PSHPs

Provider sponsored health plans will be sold to traditional payors while health systems focus on core capabilities.

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Expansion of Self Care

The emergence of AI-enabled symptom checkers, at-home diagnostics, asynchronous care and other solutions will enable more patients to self-diagnose and...

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Personalization of Medicine

This year will see great strides toward personalized medicine, as providers partner with technology/wearables companies (like Apple) to study disease...

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Real Impact of Price Transparency

2024 will be the year that the price transparency movement actually starts to make a meaningful impact on the industry,...

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Commoditization of Telehealth

Business models built to capitalize on pandemic-era telehealth reimbursement flexibilities will need to evolve in response to potential policy changes...

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