Brought to you by the letters W, T, and, well, you know. Earlier in the year, the Journal of the American Medical Association released a study on gains/savings made in administrative efficiency and medical billing costs...
If your highly paid advisors just cost you a cool quarter of a billion dollars, you probably wouldn’t be very happy. So why were the founders of Dropbox smiling ear to ear when their stock, which had just been sold at $21.00 per share...
Are we in Bizarro World? Is this the summer of George? Is everything the opposite of what we think? Well, in a word, yes – at least when it comes to valuation. Let’s explain.
Every January, thousands of health care investors and bankers and providers, oh my, flock to Union Square in San Francisco for Healthcarepalooza, otherwise known as the JP Morgan Health Care Conference.
You undoubtedly know the Millennials, that collection of hyper-connected, work-life balance seeking, what-me-worry, hipsters that baby-boom era human resource managers are still trying to figure out.
If the Ambien has yet to kick in (or that late night pepperoni and jalapeño pizza has), you’ll probably notice that 1-800 TV ads for addiction treatment are squeezing out the chat lines, driver training schools, and injury lawyers during that...
In mergers and acquisitions, it’s not bad news that typically sends a sector down the rabbit hole. In fact, for some buyers, capitalizing on a market in turmoil is practically their investment thesis.
Define Digital Health, or Health Care Information Technology in a 100 words or less. How about a thousand words or less. Or how about at all. Challenging as it may be, references to Digital Health and HIT are so ubiquitous that they go down as easily as Red Bull and Doritos during...
In what we can only describe as a Scooby Doo-like, head-cocked-to-the-side, “say what” of the highest order, last September, Tom Price and 178 House...
If you think that the future of healthcare lies in delivering “the right care, to the right person, at the right time, in the right setting,” you’d be, well, right…up to a point.
