Healthcare 2030 COLLECTION

How to Prepare for the Future of Healthcare

In Partnership with Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA)

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The healthcare landscape is changing rapidly, and some organizations are implementing innovative approaches to stay ahead of accelerating industry trends. To help organizations prepare for what’s next, Chartis partnered with the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) to craft the four-part Healthcare 2030 series that unpacks the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for today’s healthcare leaders.

Each part of the series provides insights and guidance for those leaders navigating tomorrow’s challenges, helping them prepare for 2030 and beyond.

Katie Sklarsky from Chartis talks about financial sustainability

PODCAST

Leveraging Good Leadership to Work Toward Financial Sustainability

HFMA Senior Editor Paul Barr discusses Volume 2 of the Healthcare 2030 series. Katie Sklarsky from Chartis talks about financial sustainability, and Danielle Solomon from FORVIS talks about the importance of good leadership in times of change.

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Healthcare 2030: Volume 3 Assets

Part 1

Health vs. Care

Laura Kaiser is on a mission to help people live healthy lives. As president and CEO of SSM Health, Kaiser is moving the St. Louis-based Catholic health system toward an approach that promotes health instead of healthcare, and prevention instead of treatment.

Part 2

Value-Based Care?

The effort to adopt value-based payment in healthcare is losing some of America’s biggest healthcare purchasers: large employers, many of which are giving up on the concept.

Part 3

SDoH: Convener or Leader?

Social determinants of health have become an area of strategic focus for health systems across the country. About 24% of healthcare finance professionals surveyed by HFMA believe health systems should lead the execution of SDoH strategy in their communities.

Part 4

Let’s Get Personal

In this collaboration with HFMA, provider executives share how they’re tailoring care to individual patients’ needs for improved health and cost outcomes.

Healthcare 2030: Volume 2 Assets

Part 1

Restoring Trust in Healthcare

As consumers’ confidence in healthcare organizations falters — whether due to access challenges, opaque pricing, missteps in responding to the pandemic, misinformation, healthcare inequities or some other reason — a large proportion of organizations are working to deepen connections with their communities.

Part 2

The Next Generation Public Health System

COVID-19 exposed the limits of the U.S. public health infrastructure in responding to health crises. Those limits fed into inequities in the nation’s public health response for underserved populations. It also hindered efforts to contain the virus and fueled distrust in public health agencies and systems of care.

Part 3

Realigning Care And Coverage

While the movement toward value-based care appears to be stalling out, a growing contingent of insurers and health systems are integrating coverage and care in different ways, working with each other or on their own.

Part 4

Reimagining the Patient-Caregiver Relationship

At the center of efforts to improve the U.S. healthcare system, the patient-caregiver relationship must become more holistic, seamless and personalized, say health system leaders and industry experts.

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Healthcare 2030: Volume 1 Assets

Part 1

CFO of the Future

Part 1 of this series, CFO of the Future, features Bashar Naser, Dominic Nakis, Dennis Dahlen, Jennifer P. Marion and Matthew Streeter.

Part 2

Workforce of Tomorrow

Part 2 of this series, Workforce of Tomorrow, features Sergio Melgar, John Bluford, Corey Feist, Robert Flannery, Dan Harris, and David Salsberryr.

Part 3

The Future of Consumer Expectations

Part 3 of this series, The Future of Consumer Expectations, features Tatyana Popkova, Nick Patel, Sara Vaezy, Ian Morrison, Errol Weiss, Frank Cilluffo, and Bradley Crotty.

Part 4

The Future of Strategic Investment

Part 3 of this series, The Future of Strategic Investment, features Debbie Salas-Lopez, Jennifer Mieres, Michelle Conger, Carter Dredge, Vic Gatto, Greg Hoffman, Paul Keckley, Mitchell Schwartz, and Maureen Sullivan.

Supplement

'Disruption is Real'

HFMA produced a four-part series looking at different aspects of healthcare and how they might change in the 2020s. We asked the supporters of the series to provide some analysis of the series’ findings. Featuring Mike Quinn, Danielle Solomon, Rob Gamble, and Mike Morris.

Webinar

Better Together: Realizing Real Value from M&A

After peaking in 2019, healthcare mergers & acquisitions activity is once again accelerating. Yet, realizing true value from consolidation remains elusive. Discover the critical steps to value realization on the post-merger integration journey.

Healthcare 2030: The Chartis Group and Bank of America Discuss Embracing Disruptors and Rethinking Care Delivery

Melissa McCain, Consumer Access Leader, discusses industry disruption, a need for laser focus on the consumer, as well as the fact that a digital front door is not sufficient for improving care access on the HFMA Voices in Healthcare podcast.

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