Health Policy in the Second Trump Administration
Following President Trump’s busy first few weeks in office, this week’s graphic takes stock of the president’s health policy actions to date.
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Gist Weekly: February 14, 2025
NIH makes cuts to administrative funds, House GOP seeks to make large healthcare spending cuts, some federal healthy agencies’ webpages restored.
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Jarret M. Levine
Jarret Levine is a Vice President with the Revenue & Operations Improvement (ROI) practice of Kaufman Hall, focused on Revenue Cycle. He works with hospitals and health systems to improve front- and back-end processes to ultimately increase hospital net revenue.
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Margaret A. Gavigan
Margaret Gavigan is a Senior Vice President with Kaufman Hall’s Revenue & Operations Improvement practice. Her responsibilities focus on providing consultation to hospital and health systems to solve their most pressing workforce, staffing and operational issues and to develop enterprise-wide strategies to achieve optimal outcomes.
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Navigating Health Systems Through a Decade of Change
A conversation with Rich Liekweg, CEO of BJC Health System in Missouri, and Nick Barto, president of BJC Health System
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A Multimillion-dollar Endowment to Northwestern’s Kellogg School Will Establish Healthcare Leadership Center
Craig Garthwaite, Professor of Strategy and the Director of Healthcare at Kellogg, joins host J. Carlisle Larsen to talk more about the goals of the center. He also shares his thoughts on the challenges facing the industry.
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Grand View Health and St. Luke's University Health Network Sign Definitive Agreement to Partner
Grand View Health and St. Luke's University Health Network Sign Definitive Agreement to Partner
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Structured Real Estate Financing Alternatives: What to Know
Hospitals seeking funds for capital needs are facing several challenges, which is driving interest in non-traditional financing structures, often involving real estate. Synthetic leases are one alternative, but they require a careful assessment of both their benefits and considerations that may make them a less attractive option.
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Gist Weekly: February 7, 2025
RFK Jr. clears Senate panel, federal and state policy battle over transgender care comes to head in New York, Moody’s downgrades health insurer credit outlook
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The State of Hospital Operations in 2024
From a revenue perspective, hospitals’ investments in outpatient care are reaping dividends, and 2024 as an operating year was largely better than 2023.
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One of the central challenges all hospitals and health systems face is how to provide world-class care while managing their scarce resources. We are working with our clients to ensure they are paid for the care they already provide and find new sources of revenue as well.