Berkeley Research Group, more commonly known as BRG, recently launched its “2025 U.S. Healthcare & Life Sciences Transactions Outlook.” The report includes some interesting findings related to healthcare technology.A portion of the data shows, among…
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During the early phases of the pandemic, nurses were quitting their jobs in droves, prompting major concerns about the future of the workforce as well as the healthcare industry’s reliance on agency labor.
But things…
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EmpowerMe, a healthcare provider services organization to more than 1,000 senior living communities across 38 states, regularly receives denials from its insurance company on procedures or treatments they should cover.That means staff members have…
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Like many physician specialties, radiology is experiencing a labor shortage driven by burnout and an aging workforce. That is manifesting in various ways across the world — either as higher cost for reading images, long…
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Radiology, like most physician specialties, is dealing with a labor shortage driven by burnout and an aging workforce. AI is often heralded as something that can help solve these workforce problems, but a lot…
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Like most physician specialties, radiology is experiencing a labor shortage driven by burnout and an aging workforce. AI is often heralded as something that can mitigate workforce issues in radiology and other healthcare sectors, but…
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As health systems grapple with market uncertainty, how will the current macroeconomic environment impact digital health and healthcare IT decision-making? How are AI and automation addressing healthcare labor shortage challenges? Capital One Healthcare analyst Don…
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We’re in a new healthcare landscape. Hospitals and health systems face escalating pressures from various sources: a critical labor shortage, an increasingly consumer-driven marketplace, and stiff competition from technology behemoths new to the space…
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Historically, the healthcare industry has had a reputation of countercyclicality. The idea here is that people are always going to need healthcare services and products, so the sector is less vulnerable to the effects…
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Providence is cutting back on services at three of its Oregon facilities to brace for an upcoming nurses’ union strike. The 51-hospital health system is preparing to reduce services next week at Providence Portland…
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