Capital Finance
Donations included 10 seven-figure gifts, as well as largest ever individual gift of $20 million to help fund new cancer center.
Total dollar volume of senior housing and care M&A activity in 2016 was slightly higher, $14.4 billion compared to $14.2 billion in 2015.
Year-over-year revenues grew by 18 percent; company expects close to $200 billion in revenues for 2017.
Leaders share what is still needed to provide the best care while safeguarding the health of the sector.
Services include revenue cycle management solutions, patient access services, physician practice management and advisory services.
Money will support expanding partnerships with commercial and Medicare Advantage health plans.
Companies to align strategy to support value-based payment models and a multi-payer approach.
Company also said goodbye to executive vice president, chief investment officer John Sweet, who retired just before the new year.
Obamacare changes could cut the number of insured patients, creating more risk in the healthcare market.
It was an active year in the realm of capital finance in healthcare: big-dollar deals, new analytics approaches and a dose of philanthropic spirit.