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6 Trends to Watch from Credit Suisse Annual Healthcare Conference 2019
The Credit Suisse Annual Healthcare Conference 2019 wrapped up last week. A big thank you to Credit Suisse for inviting Canton & Company to attend and share knowledge with leading health plans, providers, vendors, and CMS. As I reflect on the knowledge-packed...
A Look Back at Our 2019 Predictions
We launched into the year by inviting some of our favorite thought leaders to share their predictions for 2019. Now as the year draws to a close, it’s time to take a retrospective look at how our forecasters’ insight has played out in the healthcare market since....
Healthcare’s Smartest Investment Ever
You probably cringe when you see reports showing that Americans aren’t getting any healthier for the $3 trillion currently being spent on care. Reasons behind the weak return on investment include all the usual suspects: waste, poor patient engagement,...
3 Ways Apple is Taking a Major Bite Out of the Healthcare Market
Analysts predict that Apple’s market opportunity in healthcare could reach as high as $313 billion in just a few years. Even the more conservative estimate of $15 billion is quite an eye-popper when you consider that Mayo Clinic’s 2018 revenue, for example, was $12...
Interoperable Claims Data: Not Just a Pie in the Sky
Among all the healthcare stakeholders, payers capture the most data. Their giant claims processing machines gather up information from the entire provider community, not just a single silo. Their patient records also contain a universe of clinical info that is...
Smart Health Market Interview – Mark Redlus, CEO, Tridiuum
Tell us a little bit about Tridiuum.Tridiuum is a digital behavioral health company that powers interactions between patients and providers in the outpatient setting, particularly for integrated models and primary care. Our platform improves overall outcomes by...
Two New Trends Prove Consumer Satisfaction is More Important than Ever
Assessing healthcare quality is no simple task. Historically, the work has involved a symphony of government agencies, professional groups, researchers, and clinical pros all piping in on the processes they believe signify quality. But in more recent years, those...
5 Things to Know as Telehealth Reaches its Tipping Point
Market demands for “care everywhere” have brought telehealth to the forefront, and the outlook is quite positive. Utilization is up. Policy and payment details related to telehealth are being ironed out, and value-based models are ready to pay off for providers who...
Bay State Fits Food into the Continuum of Care
Massachusetts is among the more aggressive innovators when it comes to healthcare, and is one of just a dozen states implementing a Medicaid ACO model. We’ll be curious to see how providers integrate social determinants of health into their value-based plans —...
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New IPA Aligns Around Social Determinants of Health
Historically, the work of community-based organizations (CBOs) has been fueled by grants and donations. But that financial model is changing…a lot! Why? Because payer and provider investments are now being added to the mix as CBOs become a bigger part of the...
Jefferson College of Population Health Taps Don McDaniel as First Entrepreneur-in-Residence
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., and BALTIMORE, Md., June 11, 2019 – The Jefferson College of Population Health, part of Philadelphia’s Thomas Jefferson University, today announced it has named Don McDaniel as its first Entrepreneur-in-Residence. McDaniel, a longtime healthcare...
Dennis Tkach PhD Joins Canton & Company as Chief Consulting and Research Officer
Healthcare growth & strategy firm expands leadership team, capabilities with industry expert BALTIMORE, Md., May 21, 2019 – Canton & Company, a healthcare growth and innovation firm, today announced the addition of Dennis Tkach Ph.D. to its leadership team....
Canton & Company Releases 2019 Healthcare Predictions
BALTIMORE, Md., Jan. 15, 2019 – Canton & Company, a healthcare growth and innovation services firm, today released predictions on the future of healthcare from five pioneering leaders in the industry. The 2019 Healthcare Predictions paper delivers perspectives...
Canton & Company Names Joe Reilly Chief Technology Innovation Officer
BALTIMORE, Md., Jan. 3, 2019 – Canton & Company, a healthcare growth and innovation services firm, today announced the addition of Joe Reilly to its leadership team. Reilly joins as Chief Technology Innovation Officer. With extensive experience applying...
i2i Population Health Taps Canton & Company for Growth Acceleration
Collaborative engagement to expand i2i’s award-winning population health suite to new markets NASHVILLE, Tenn. and BALTIMORE, Md., Sept. 12, 2018 – i2i Population Health, a leader in actionable population health solutions, is pleased to announce its...
Health Industry Pioneers Launch Canton & Company
Growth and innovation firm aims to elevate and connect disruptive innovators; announces client relationships BALTIMORE, Md., Sept. 5, 2018 – Canton & Company, a healthcare growth and innovation services firm, today announced its official market launch,...
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2019 Healthcare Predictions
Canton & Company’s 2019 Healthcare Predictions features leading experts sharing their views on what to expect in the industry throughout this year. Among the trends cited are the continued movement of care from institutional settings to the community and the...
The Best Market Opportunities in Healthcare: Four Trends to Watch
It’s taken decades, but the U.S. healthcare system is finally having to stand up to real market forces – economic and social. Fed up with spiraling costs and declining value, champions for a vibrant, market-based industry have generated enough momentum to disrupt...
The Smart Health Market: Breaking the Sickness Business
This infographic illustrates what it means for the industry to shift its focus from sick care to health status. Let’s reshape the industry to something smart.
Average Cost of Care by Healthcare Setting
Healthcare costs can vary greatly based on where we choose to receive it. Understanding these differences can help us be smarter consumers – playing an important role in the Smart Health Market.
Consumer Dissatisfaction with Healthcare
The voice of consumers comes through loud and clear as they express their dissatisfaction with the current healthcare experience. It’s time for better service, convenience, lower costs, and transparency.