Numerous changes to the Medicare Advantage landscape in 2027—including changes to plan, provider network, and benefit availability—increase the need for payer-provider collaboration.
We examine anticipated election outcome scenarios, what to watch for, and eight key healthcare policy implementation areas for which health systems must prepare in the months ahead.
The next era of care will require more intentional collaboration to extend pediatric expertise, combine capabilities and investment, and address needs that increasingly span organizations and sectors.
Children’s hospitals will play a unique role, redefined by new capabilities. Each organization will need to determine where it is best positioned to lead across three strategic imperatives.
Children’s hospitals will need to lead in new ways as the evolving pediatric need profile intersects with major shifts in the broader healthcare environment.
An emerging model of care will deliver more personalized, seamless care and continuous health management while preserving the trusted human relationships at the heart of healthcare.
Proactive, always-on, integrated patient support will revolutionize care delivery, experience, and outcomes. We explore four future patient care journeys.
Achieving mission-driven objectives will require an integrated approach with patients at the center. We discuss the essential actions for health systems to advance toward the future model of care.
A single paradigm shift will not define the future of healthcare financing. But significant early trends are in motion as providers, payers, employers, and others experiment together.
Partnering with physicians to design the technology-enabled care delivery of tomorrow will support physicians in their work and increase their impact. We explore the future physician experience.