By Carole Faig Today’s health care consumer expects a speedier, more connected experience, and the industry continues to be challenged by the ever-increasing need for value, optimization and efficiency amid […]Read More
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SEAN & PATRICK KELLEY BRING SURGICAL BUNDLING TO TEXAS Photography by Jonathan Garza Is there really anything Texas can learn from Oklahoma? When it comes to health care, you betcha. […]Read More
AN ECONOMIC TSUNAMI IS HEADED THIS WAY By Kenneth W. Gronbach To predict the future accurately, only one crystal ball will do: people, by the numbers. Demographics can predict the […]Read More
AKSHAY SABHIKHI BRINGS PRACTICAL AI TO THE MARKETPLACE By Dacia Rivers While most GPS applications serve only as roadmaps, Waze also uses consumer-supplied data to warn drivers of potential obstacles […]Read More
SHAKING OUT APPS, WEARABLES & TELEMEDICINE By Alan Knitowski As patients have begun to choose and engage their health care providers in new and increasingly flexible ways, innovation has become […]Read More
FIVE COMPONENTS TO BECOMING A HIGH RELIABILITY ORGANIZATION By David “Scott” Hencshel What are the components of an HRO in health care? When we speak of High Reliability Organizations we […]Read More
WILL THE NEED FOR ORGAN DONORS DISAPPEAR? By Laura Bosworth The concept of 3-D printing has become ubiquitous. Numerous retail stores such as Best Buy, Home Depot and Wal-Mart offer […]Read More
OBLIGATION OR OPPORTUNITY? By Todd Whitthorne An effective CEO shouldn’t spend too much time worrying about today, or even tomorrow for that matter. Instead, CEOs need to ask, “How should […]Read More
PARTNERING WITH EMPLOYERS TO DELIVER IMPROVED HEALTH OUTCOMES By Charles Lusk The health care industry is never short of growth and innovation. Our bodies are always in need of tune-ups, […]Read More
CORPORATE WELLNESS PROGRAMS IN TEXAS By David G. Vequist IV, Ph.D. “The health care problem is the No. 1 problem of America and of American business. It’s the tapeworm, essentially, […]Read More