Las Vegas has taken some major lumps as tourism ground to a halt during the COVID-19 pandemic, but providers and insurers are still jockeying for market share through new facilities and new plan
Highly unconsolidated provider sectors and an unfavorable payer mix characterize the Los Angeles healthcare market. The latter will be exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic — which may also spur
As the Hartford healthcare market begins to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, expect health systems, physician groups, and insurers to use their expertise to develop new delivery systems through
Miami’s healthcare market is defined by strategic partnerships, including narrow networks, integrated physician clinics, and IDN affiliations. Physician groups are committed to autonomy and
Despite the economic blow caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, health systems in Charlotte continue to grow across market lines through mergers and acquisitions, reshaping North Carolina’s provider
The pandemic has impacted the highly competitive New York City market, but the healthcare trends of strategic mergers, acquisitions, and affiliations to enhance clinical integration and strengthen
COVID-19’s impact will persist in the Denver market for the foreseeable future, even though it was not hit as bad as other markets in the Mountain West, such as Phoenix. No new acute-care
The rapidly growing Dallas market is seeing a surge of expansions around specialty care and Texas' first and only Sarah Cannon Cancer Hospital. The value of outcomes-based contracting is growing
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Consolidation and construction have long characterized the rapidly growing Atlanta market, which has seen numerous mergers and acquisitions in recent years among both payers and providers. Emory
Chicago providers and payers now have more transparent patient data sharing protocols, which should improve success with a growing number of risk-based arrangements. While incentive payments still are
Wedged between other large markets, Wilmington is both heavy consolidated but also relatively advanced compared to many markets of similar size. The market is beginning to make strides on value-based
Consolidation is the prevailing theme in the Worcester market, with both payers and providers seeking merger partners to expand and remain competitive. In the provider sector, UMass Memorial Health
The Baton Rouge market suffers from a high poverty rate and low health literacy, making the populace vulnerable to hospitalization during the COVID-19 pandemic. The market continues to have a scarcity
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt all healthcare sectors in Omaha. Patient volume has plummeted as health systems and physician groups postpone revenue-generating elective and nonurgent