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In 2024, employers will walk the talk around drug pricing transparency and start to work with alternative pharmacy benefit managers...
As employers of all sizes continue to grow frustrated with the rising costs in the current system, 2024 will see...
2024 will see the highest rates of individual consumers directly purchasing healthcare as Amazon (One Medical), Costco (Sesame Health) and...
Specialists will be aligned and incentivized on risk-based metrics, requiring more collaboration between primary care providers and specialists in high-performing...
Sweeping regulatory changes, combined with health systems making strategic decisions to go out-of-network with some Medicare Advantage plans, make 2024...
Legacy training curricula are ill-equipped to train, onboard and upskill the clinician workforce needed today. 2024 will see great strides...
Long overlooked due to perverse incentives of fee-for-service, preventive health is on the rise in 2024, as value-oriented organizations search...
More providers will offer innovative population-specific models, such as employer, Medicare Advantage populations and Gen Z models. Growth of Population-Specific...
Private equity investments will increase in 2024 in the women’s and maternal care healthcare market. Increasing patient volumes and expanding...
This year will see significant increased investments in memory care to support the provider and delivery infrastructure gap (prevention, diagnosis,...
The impact of leveraged delivery models will reach new heights, as physician supply and demand forces new approaches to care...
Mental and behavioral health will be more seamlessly integrated into primary care models and health benefits, rather than accessed through...
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