In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many hospitals are swiftly ramping up their virtual care capabilities. Read more in the Week in Disruption.

The Week in Disruption goes beyond the headlines to uncover the significance of emerging trends in healthcare and beyond. Walmart rethinks the healthcare experience Much of the buzz...

As the battle for the booming Medicare Advantage market heats up, insurers are making moves to broaden their primary care offerings. Read more in The Week in Disruption.

Healthcare organization must now find the right balance between the level of services provided and competitive cost. What does this look like in 2020 and beyond? Read more in The Week in Disruption.

U.S. hospitals handled 0.9% fewer visits in 2018 than the previous year, the first decline in hospital-based outpatient care since 1983. Read more from The Week in Disruption.

New healthcare entrants and legacy providers invested heavily in the funnel business model in 2019. Read our wrap-up of trends for the year!

Black Friday saw a 6.2% drop in in-store shopping and Walgreens and UnitedHealthcare plan to open 14 Medicare service centers. Read more in The Week in Disruption.

Telemedicine heads to the emergency room and Walgreens joins Houston’s chronic care clinic race. Read more in The Week in Disruption.

Haven health plans test the Triple Aim and senior housing companies are testing "aging in place technologies" with Baby Boomers. Read more in the Week In Disruption.

Amazon broadens its funnel with grocery and health offerings while retail clinics pivot from the common cold to chronic conditions. Read more in The Week in Disruption.

Some employers are now paying for their employees' travel costs when they visit specific hospitals or physicians. Read the latest news in healthcare from the Week in Disruption!

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