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The financial challenges facing hospitals and health systems—from the One Big Beautiful Bill’s looming impacts to difficult operating conditions—are also keeping insurers up at night.

By effectively putting strategy into action, hospitals and healthcare systems can thrive amid today’s financial and operational challenges and position themselves to confront the looming threats that are just around the corner.

Healthcare leaders are laser-focused on understanding how the future financial trajectory of their organizations might take shape post-OBBB—and what they can do to guide their organizations to long-term sustainability.

In this episode of the Health Leaders podcast, Jay Asser speaks with Venanzio Arquilla, managing director of Kaufman Hall’s consulting ROI practice, about the powerful integration of Kaufman Hall and Vizient.

Trump and the FDA weigh in on Tylenol, worries about ACA premium tax cut extension come to a head, a new normal with cybersecurity

Providers win the overwhelming majority of claim disputes under the No Surprises Act, prevailing 85% of the time in 2024, up from 81% in 2023, according to data recently published in Health Affairs.

Market pressures, regulatory changes, and capital requirements are driving health systems to reassess the role of provider-sponsored health plans (PSHPs) in their broader enterprise strategies.

Key Takeaways The rapid adoption of value-based care (VBC) is accelerating the pressure on provider groups to take on downside risk—yet the right path forward is far from one-size-fits...

The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) has drawn attention for its headline provisions: millions likely will lose their health insurance and there will be a reduction in cumulative federal health spending of an estimated $1 trillion over 10 years.

Applications open for $50 billion rural healthcare fund, accreditation comes to healthcare AI, vaccine skepticism abounds

Newly published data from the U.S. Census Bureau indicate that the rate of uninsurance in the United States is rising.

High Reliability Healthcare offers a smarter, not harder, way forward. It empowers healthcare organizations to proactively manage complexity, drive sustainable improvement and foster a culture where everyone is responsible for both doing the work and improving it.