Category: Healthcare Insights

Rural healthcare is challenged with maintaining economic sustainability in the midst of recent legislative decisions among other adversities. ERDMAN continues to monitor the latest legislative efforts and will periodically issue updates as new information is available.

Medicare Advantage provides a unique platform for healthcare systems and medical groups to differentiate on their approach to senior care services. ERDMAN’s ZeroIn Medicare Advantage Attractiveness Index provides an objective basis for visualizing and quantifying opportunities in your market.

The pandemic accelerated several trends that indicate a waning reliance on traditional healthcare delivery systems. These trends include care delivery alignment with regulations focused on innovation that deepens the shift in care to the outpatient setting.

The pandemic accelerated several trends that indicate a waning reliance on traditional healthcare delivery systems. These trends include care delivery alignment with regulations focused on innovation that deepens the shift in care to the outpatient setting.

The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped lives across the world. Isolation from friends and family, fear of contracting the virus, threats to job security, overhauls of daily life, and constant adjustment to a developing crisis brought many unexpected challenges.

At its core, pediatric design aims to assist in the pursuit of child wellness by addressing and enhancing the needs of everyday life in the medical environments we create.

Hospitals are the centerpiece of health services in every community. However, the future for most hospitals is uncertain. Declining demand for inpatient care is countered by explosive demand for services in outpatient and in-home settings.

Since the start of the pandemic, our worlds have turned on their sides. As healthcare consumers, our care routines have also been disrupted, leaving us to question if the patient experience in healthcare will ever be the same.

More than half of all adults and three quarters of those age 65 and older in the U.S. suffer from a musculoskeletal disease, making it one of the top reasons patients seek help from hospitals, doctors, and allied health professionals.