Face healthcare’s financial challenges with confidence
Healthcare’s challenges are significant and growing. We bring proven and innovative strategies and tactics to help build financial strength, making your organization’s strategic vision a reality.
Human-centered, data-driven strategies for success
Healthcare providers are under immense financial strain. Reimbursement is decreasing while care costs soar, squeezing already thin margins. Private and public payers are imposing tighter restrictions, impacting access to care for those who can least afford it. And labor and non-labor expenses remain at unprecedented levels.
Our financial performance teams have consistently delivered results with a median margin improvement of over 7%.
At Chartis, our experienced team of advisors helps you achieve financial performance success by aligning your leadership around data-driven, human-centered decisions. We've helped 30+ health systems boost their EBIDA by 5-10%+, giving them the resources to invest in what matters—from workforce to pharmacy and non-labor expense management.
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Meet our Financial Performance Improvement leaders
Rob Gamble
Rob Gamble co-leads the Financial Transformation Line of Business. Rob brings over 25 years of experience leading complex operational and performance improvement projects aimed at achieving sustained, transformational change for healthcare provider organizations.
Mark Krivopal, MD
Mark Krivopal, MD, is a Senior Partner in Financial Transformation and leads the Financial Performance Improvement practice. He brings 25 years of healthcare experience in academic medical centers, complex IDNs, independent community hospitals, and a healthcare information technology start-up.
Barbara Bryan
Barbara Bryan is a Senior Partner in Financial Transformation. Barbara brings over 25 years of healthcare consulting experience leading financial and clinical transformation engagements with a focus on IT integration to enable sustainable outcomes.
Ann Edwards
Ann Edwards is a Senior Partner in Financial Transformation and co-leads the Mergers & Integration practice. Ann has more than 30 years of experience leading strategic, operational, and financial improvements for healthcare providers.
Pam Damsky
Pam Damsky co-leads the Clinical Transformation Line of Business. Pam has over 35 years of healthcare experience in organizational strategy, alignment, clinical transformation, and performance improvement to help organizations succeed today while preparing for new and future environments.
Jodi Capistrant
Jodi Capistrant is a Senior Partner in Financial Transformation. Jodi brings nearly 20 years of healthcare experience creating strategies and advanced care delivery models to achieve organizational goals, superior outcomes, experience, and efficiency.
Brian Dennen
Brian Dennen is a Partner in Financial Transformation at Chartis. With over 15 years of healthcare industry experience, he advises on consulting engagements with health systems and other organizations, with a focus on financial performance improvement and expertise in acute care operations and provider enterprise value creation.
Jon List
Jon List is a Partner in Financial Transformation. He brings 19 years of experience working in the healthcare provider industry, more than 15 of which have been in consulting.
Sachin Sharma
Sachin Sharma is a Partner in Financial Transformation. He brings more than 10 years of experience helping hospitals and health systems improve financial, operational, and clinical performance.
Joseph Clancy
Joseph Clancy is a Partner in Financial Transformation at Chartis. Joe brings nearly 25 years of experience to the firm leading and advising health systems and community hospitals. His expertise spans operations improvement, health system integration, physician integration, business transformation, and market share growth.
Katie Sklarsky
Katie Sklarsky is a Partner in Clinical Transformation and leads the Care Delivery practice. Her work has focused on optimizing healthcare operations across inpatient, ambulatory, and procedural settings, in both academic medical centers and community hospital settings.
