Short presentation on the current financial condition of hospitals, effects of healthcare reform, and long term implications of healthcare cost reduction. Includes many facts and a bit of shameless promotion of HPA.
2. Overview Short term: Many hospitals are financially struggling now due to the economic downturn. Medium term: The impact of Healthcare Reform has not yet occurred. It will be significant. Long term: The U.S. will have to address its enormous healthcare cost problem. When it does, the impact on hospitals will be huge.
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7. The Healthcare Reform Bill is not intended to bring down total spending. Planned cost reductions are intended to offset the $938B cost of insuring 32M more people. Best case: Healthcare Reform Bill is cost neutral. What happens when the U.S. gets serious about reducing healthcare spending?
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10. Past Projects Annual Client P&L Impact Client Description Project Type P&L Impact (Revenue) P&L Impact (Oper Cost) 110-bed Community Hospital, Southeast Pricing Analytics +$2.2 million Large Health System, FL Pricing Analytics +$9.8 million 184-bed Community Hospital, Southeast Pricing Analytics +$5.0 million 80-bed Community Hospital, Rocky Mtns Pricing Analytics +1.2 million 400+ bed University Hospital, TX Pricing Analytics +2.0 million Large Univ. Hospital Broad Strategic Sourcing ($11 million) 31-hospital system Narrow focus on telecom, wireless, wide area networking ($3.5 million) Large Trauma Center Broad Strategic Sourcing ($6.5 million)
What about the added revenue from the newly insured? These will be the least profitable patients. Half will be Medicaid patients, which are unprofitable.