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By Tom Watson | 11:30 am | October 09, 2014
Every interventional cardiac cath procedure requires the use of an associated monitoring system. Negotiation of this technology requires a deep understanding of how these systems can be highly configurable, how components can be priced and discounted differently.
By Chris Nerney | 11:16 am | October 08, 2014
The "consumerization" of healthcare is helping to shape trends in healthcare real estate by contributing to significantly less hospital usage in certain regions of the United States.
By Amy Denny | 05:42 pm | October 06, 2014
Savvy healthcare supply chain leaders must go beyond medical product pricing to achieve the next level of savings for their organizations. Here are 3 areas to consider if you are searching for additional savings.
By Kurt Ullman | 05:11 am | October 03, 2014
The country's medical colleges saw an increase in fundraising last year. They also saw an increase in fundraising costs.
By Rachael Bennett | 09:02 am | September 24, 2014
Uncertainty about reimbursement continues to play a role in a healthcare facility's decision to invest in a digital mammography system, which makes obtaining the best price possible even more important.
By William G. Sutton | 11:42 am | September 23, 2014
As the economy continues to improve, more healthcare businesses are making capital investments to fuel their growth. Whether you finance equipment through a lease or loan, it is important to determine which will best balance usage, cash flow and your financial objectives.
By Eric Wicklund | 10:56 am | September 23, 2014
Venture capital money is pouring into mHealth technologies, and much of that funding is going to support technology that benefits providers.
By Chuck Green | 05:05 am | September 23, 2014
As risks in healthcare get more significant and complex, vigilant monitoring must be a highly deliberate process requiring oversight by a cross-functional team within a hospital.
By Russ Banham | 10:37 am | September 22, 2014
Since the recession began, credit rating agencies have generally held a negative outlook on not-for-profit healthcare providers in the U.S. The squeeze on hospital and health system margins shows no sign of letting up.
By Rodney J. Moore | 10:28 am | September 10, 2014
Solar power is not new to Kaiser Permanente, but the California-based health system is planning to ramp up its usage.