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Consumerism

Inconvenient Competition

When better customer service is a competitive threat, it really is time to rethink your business model. That… Read More

By David Burda August 8, 2019

Consumerism

Who Will Rule Healthcare in 2030?

What will healthcare be like 10 years from now? Not a lot of healthcare executives toiling in our… Read More

By David Burda August 6, 2019

Economics

The Rising Cost of Family Coverage Is No Joke

You might have heard about this on the news. A new study is out that says employer-sponsored health… Read More

By David Burda August 1, 2019

Consumerism

5-Steps to Ensure Wise End-of-Life Decision-Making

Why is it taboo to talk about death? Too often, American families avoid confrontation with death and suffer… Read More

By David W. Johnson July 29, 2019

Economics

There’s No O (outcomes) in ACO

Medicare accountable care organizations say they’re doing a lot to manage and coordinate the care of sick beneficiaries…. Read More

By David Burda July 24, 2019

Consumerism

The Future of Liberated Data in Medicine

Digitization and globalization of medical knowledge will double every 73 days by 2020.[1] When a patient enters an… Read More

By David W. Johnson July 22, 2019

Economics

Should Hospitals Pay Taxes?

Many health systems and hospitals operate as Not-for-Profit (NFP), mission-oriented organizations that do not pay sales, excise, property… Read More

By David W. Johnson July 8, 2019

Economics

Pets versus Babies: Who Offers More Health Benefits at Work?

Everyone, including me, is always on employers to do more to improve the healthcare system in the U.S. … Read More

By David Burda July 2, 2019

3 Successful Telemedicine Companies Disrupting Healthcare

In August 2017, Hurricanes Harvey and Irma devastated the South and Southeast regions. Florida evacuated over 7 million… Read More

By David W. Johnson July 1, 2019

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