A longtime leader in healthcare improvement, we’re developing new ways to revolutionize the industry.
Regardless of the outcome, we look to the President and Congress to press ahead on critical bipartisan healthcare policies.
Premier Insurance Management Services has returned $3.1 million in profit sharing to 67 hospitals and health systems that participate in its excess workers’ compensation program...
CMS’s proposal would recast providers’ productivity measures. Medical groups should understand the full impact to their compensation plans.
Premier submitted comments on the CMS CY 2021 physician fee schedule and outpatient prospective payment system (OPPS) proposed rules.
Building and sustaining margin improvement requires a technology-enabled and clinically focused approach across the entire organization.
At the end of May, TJC lifted its suspension and announced it would resume surveys in June. Here is what you need to know.
Premier sent a letter to House and Senate leaders urging a delay of the repayment period and other urgently needed improvements to the program.
The Health Care Blog | Premier's Aisha Pittman and Seth Edwards examine how to accelerate the movement to value-based models post-pandemic.
As health systems work to return to financial health post COVID-19, now is the time to establish margin surveillance across the continuum to inform revenue...
Healthcare Innovation | Premier's Blair Childs shares his perspective on the Aug. 3 executive order to further expand telehealth services during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Health systems and specialists can reengineer care and improve financial sustainability through a team-based, coordinated and aligned model.
Premier will support Virginia Mason’s ongoing commitment to effective and efficient supply chain and expense management.
Premier urges CMS to establish a multi-payer voluntary demonstration to explore other mechanisms to move toward market-based rates.
A Premier survey found that the majority of alternate site providers report a more than 50% increase in PPE needs since the COVID-19 outbreak.
Health systems concerned about the financial impact of COVID-19 are strategizing recovery options that may include rapid margin improvement. Key to recovery will be tactics...
Patient encounters, revenue and staffing dropped significantly in the spring of 2020, prompting virtual health utilization to reach historic heights, according to this analysis by Premier.
These waivers were pressure tested during the pandemic, and proved to be effective at modernizing and improving healthcare delivery.
Efficiency and alignment between the operating room and supply chain are going to be paramount as elective surgeries resume.
As providers outline a roadmap for revenue recovery, there are several factors adding an additional layer of complexity to their forecasting efforts.
As states manage the COVID-19 crisis and think through reopening plans, a critical budgetary consideration will be increased health costs.
Premier provides a guide and actional framework for navigating the current and post-COVID-19 effects on your ambulatory operation