Whitepapers

Underwriting accuracy hinges on speed, consistency and a clear view of changing risk. When new business, renewal and population health workflows run on different tools, teams face slow quotes, inconsistent pricing and limited insight into what’s driving costs. This report…

With over half of hospitals and health systems in the U.S. operating outpatient pharmacies, retail pharmacies are critical to care continuity, but many hospital-owned sites are dangerously under protected against drug diversion. Staff shortages and inconsistent reconciliation only heighten the…

Hospitals aren’t just healthcare providers — they’re among the largest employers in their communities. But as workforce demands grow and burnout intensifies, health systems must rethink how to support finance and RCM teams while staying financially agile. This whitepaper outlines…

The nationwide neurologist shortage is straining inpatient care and forcing many hospitals to transfer patients they could otherwise treat. Few hospitals are capable of solving this issue with recruitment and retention alone. This report explores how teleNeurohospitalist programs are helping…

Psychiatrist shortages, record emergency department visits and prolonged boarding are straining hospital capacity nationwide. But a new care model is easing the pressure — and improving patient flow. This report shares how hospitals are deploying a virtual, team-based approach to…

Patient expectations are evolving. Privacy regulations are tightening. And marketing budgets are staying flat or declining. To drive service line growth, health systems need smarter, faster, and more precise strategies. This resource outlines four proven tactics leading organizations are using…

Workforce education is one of the biggest untapped levers for cutting costs, improving safety, retention and efficiency. Traditional training models not only waste time and budget, but also overlook critical knowledge gaps and fail to address the root causes of…

Delayed wound care drives avoidable costs — and for payers, those costs can be substantial. Each year, U.S. health plans spend billions on wound-related treatment, complications and prolonged care episodes. New real-world data from more than 15,000 patients shows how…

The U.S. healthcare system is caught in a paradox: more patients, more spending, more technology — and yet, stagnant productivity and persistent staffing gaps. Even as health sector employment rebounded by 2.6 million jobs post-pandemic, almost half of hospitals report…

Hospitals are under pressure to “do more with less,” yet AP and finance teams are still chasing receipts, reconciling late expenses and managing fragmented systems. Without real-time visibility, budgets drift off track and compliance gaps grow. Twenty-two percent of healthcare…