The most lucrative patients in healthcare are moving
Commercially-insured adults ages 45-64 are migrating, what does this mean for health systems across...
Hal Andrews
The "Directionally Correct" Fallacy, Part IV: Random Guesses or the Confidence in Probability
Read Part III of the "Directionally Correct" Fallacy here
When healthcare executives use the phrase...
The “Directionally Correct” Fallacy, Part III: Its Origins in the 100% Data Sample Fallacy
Read Part II of The "Directionally Correct" Fallacy here
The “directionally correct” fallacy...
The “Directionally Correct” Fallacy, Part II: What is “Directionally Correct”?
Read Part I of "The Directionally Correct" Fallacy here
“Directionally correct” is the most...
The “Directionally Correct” Fallacy, Part I: An Introduction
In a previous blog series, we explored this inexorable reality:
Building While Flying: Lessons from a 5x Healthcare Startup CEO
This conversation originally aired on Building While Flying, a podcast from the Sasha Group.
Using Data to Navigate the Evolving Health Economy – A Conversation with Trilliant Health’s...
This conversation originally aired on Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis, LLP as part of the podcast, ...
Beware Amazon and the other Sirens of Telehealth
Ido Schoenberg, M.D., the Co-founder and CEO of Amwell, said this recently about Amazon’s entry...
Farr’s Law: A Retrospective Analysis
Over the holidays, an executive with one of the nation’s largest health systems asked me about our...