Health Care Providers

In the face of massive change, adapters gain advantage

Providers feel the impact of government regulations on many fronts. Margins are down, and the need to control costs is acute. Compliance requirements are snowballing — as is the potential for risk. But where there’s risk, there’s opportunity — and we’re here to help. Our Provider practice supports organizations working on critical challenges in today's complex health care environment.

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2012 Outlook on health care, life sciences and government
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First aid for health care companies in distress
Before any health care organization can commit to restructuring, it must first admit it’s in distress.
The impact of health reform on insurance coverage: Projection scenarios over 10 years
Deloitte’s Health Reform Impact Model assesses impact of key economic, behavioral, political, and strategic variables on insurance coverage under ACA, with applications for state and federal government, health plans, health care providers, and suppliers.
Organizing to drive quality improvement through measurement
Preparing for a future where payment is increasingly tied to quality performance. Establish an effective quality governance infrastructure to drive better outcomes.
The public view of health care reform
The Health Care Issue Brief uses results from the 2011 Survey of Health Care Consumers in the United States to examine consumers’ expectations of aspects regarding health care reform.

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