Beyond the refinement of alternative payment models, there are additional headwinds putting a serious drag on the forward progress of value-based care.
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FREE INFOGRAPHIC Here’s a quick look at the industry forces driving the “health@home” trend. In this infographic, we also cover nine current models and the emerging potential of home-centered care for Medicare services. If you’re trying to make sense of the market, our team can help you size up your distinct opportunity with market data
FREE INFOGRAPHIC While more than 60 percent of payments to healthcare service providers in 2020 were tied to value in some way, the industry hasn’t reached a genuine tipping point in value-based care just yet. At the same time, it’s extremely difficult to attach a specific dollar figure to the returns realized from investments in
A proactive health IT strategy is crucial for fostering better outcomes, delivering excellent patient experiences, and reaping the rewards of value-based care.
Health-at-home offers ample opportunity for growth. This white paper outlines all the reasons why investing now makes sense.
VIDEO: Watch as leaders of ALN Medical Management describe the deep market intelligence Canton delivered.
BALTIMORE, MD –March 3, 2022 – Canton & Company, a leading healthcare strategy, growth, and performance solutions firm, today announced that Nicole Althaus will lead end-to-end branding, product design, and marketing innovation for Canton and its clients as Chief Marketing Officer and GM, Integrated Marketing. Recognized for her success in competitive differentiation in the healthcare
VIDEO: Kurt Chamberlin, Program Development Marketing Manager of Direct Supply, describes how Canton uncovered deep market insights.
Hospitals and health systems attending the AHA Rural Health Leadership Conference 2022 agreed that innovation is the only way to improve care delivery in rural communities. The future will be shaped by consumer-centric care, data-fueled decision-making, innovative technology, and partnerships that create meaningful care experiences — in spite of the many challenges unique to rural
As investors size up healthcare in 2022, trends worth a second look include care at home, workforce burnout, health IT, and the scrutiny drawn by PE ownership.