The challenges facing the healthcare industry are profound, from surging costs in the wake of the pandemic to technology transforming how care is provided and what patients expect in service delivery. However, so too are the opportunities to innovate and take advantage of changes reshaping the industry, which represents almost a fifth of U.S. economy.

In this environment, legacy playbooks won’t solve today’s challenges. The strategies that made organizations successful in the past are not the same ones that will make them thrive going forward. As new entrants and technologies drive industry reconfiguration, it’s more important than ever for organizations to reimagine their portfolio of assets and services and how they deliver value.

Working with our parent company Huron, one of the world’s largest healthcare consultancies, we help industry leaders navigate disruption and deliver on their mission to provide quality and affordable healthcare. Our focus is on both improving short-term performance and developing longer-term, transformative strategies that position providers, insurers, and other market players to thrive in the future.

Featured Insights
Transforming Healthcare Delivery for Financial Resilience

A leading academic health system established a transformation office, driving collaboration and behavioral change for immediate cost savings. Read the article here.

Four Steps for Leading a Successful Digital Transformation in Healthcare
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Healthcare providers are spending more than ever on technology. By moving from an ad-hoc approach to one where digital is integrated into long-term strategic and capital planning, they can achieve better results. Explore the briefing.

Healthcare Transformation: Reducing Operational Complexity
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A large regional health system transformed the finances and performance of its medical groups and clinics, focusing on staff efficiency, operational alignment, and leadership training. Read the article from Huron here.

Expertise

Markets We Serve

 

  • Academic Health Systems

Leaders in this university-affiliated segment are navigating the complexities of staying at the cutting edge of care innovation and meeting their three-part mission—clinical care, teaching, and research—while still finding ways to compensate for declining reimbursement rates.

  • Community and Regional Integrated Systems

Local and regional providers are navigating growing competitive pressures while seeking solutions to better integrate and manage the way they deliver care, finding new revenue and cutting costs while meeting the needs of a broad population.

  • Insurance Providers

Top payors are exploring diversification after a wave of consolidation and seeking to improve the economics of health insurance, promoting an improved consumer experience while appropriately managing utilization and risk across patient populations.

  • Medical Technology

Leading companies in this space are seeking to create the next generation of patient-centered innovation, from devices and products to digitally powered service models, as industry disruption and shifts in capital markets reshape the landscape.

  • Other Health-Related Services

New service and business model innovations are happening across the spectrum of healthcare delivery, from pharmacies and other specialists expanding into adjacent markets, like urgent care, while ancillary service providers like therapeutic and behavioral health specialists offer more personalized services.

Our Experience

We collaborate with leaders from healthcare organizations to help them develop strategies to transform their operating and business models, identifying growth opportunities and ensuring the delivery of high-quality, affordable care.

Fortune 50 Company Transforms Care Model

A Mother of Latin decent brings in her young daughter for a routine check-up. She is seated on her lap and the two are both dressed casually as they talk with the female doctor who is seated across from them and taking notes on a tablet.

We helped a Fortune 50 company transform from a holding company with assets in retail pharmacy, benefits management, and insurance into an integrated, consumer-centric, care delivery organization. After aligning senior leadership, the company moved to a model that allowed them to develop lifetime relationships with consumers through digital innovations and new approaches to primary and home care.

Academic Health System Builds Expense Management Capability
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A leading academic health system engaged Innosight and Huron to help it transform how it managed expenses as rising care delivery costs threatened support for its multipart mission. We helped create a transformation office to spearhead collaboration across departments and led efforts aimed at encouraging behavioral changes, producing immediate financial results and a pipeline of cost-savings projects. Read the full impact story.

 

Tech Company’s Healthcare Arm Transforms Portfolio

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We worked with the healthcare arm of a leading technology company to streamline its vast and diverse portfolio of healthcare services and products, helping it develop a fundamental thesis for the portfolio that better aligned with the company’s purpose. This included efforts to identify ways to improve the allocation of resources across products and services and integrate parts of the portfolio.

OUR EXPERTS

Kenneth LoderKC Loder

Managing Director

kloder@innosight.com

 

 

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