March 24, 2016 Mercy Health exits the insurance business and curtails ambitions for its state-wide provider alliance By Tory Wolff Payers, Providers Read More
March 9, 2016 Rewarding patient loyalty vs. earning patient loyalty By Tory Wolff Providers Read More
February 29, 2016 Centene bringing a new managed care strategy to The Big House? By Tory Wolff Payers, Providers Read More
February 9, 2016 The Walgreens-Advocate deal: end of urgent care’s strategic neutrality in Chicago? By Tory Wolff Providers, Consumer Health Read More
January 22, 2016 Observations on NextGen ACO’s first cohort of participants By Tory Wolff Providers Read More
January 6, 2016 Outcomes patients want: Could it be that the more common the condition, the worse doctors understand the outcomes patients seek? By Tory Wolff Providers Read More
December 30, 2015 Emails substituting for visits: Evidence points to “yes” but providers need to answer a lot of emails to replace a single visit By Tory Wolff Providers, Consumer Health, Digital Health Read More
December 7, 2015 Ohio’s Mercy-Summa alliance grows contracting teeth By Tory Wolff Payers, Providers Read More
October 29, 2015 Convenience care, telemedicine and breaking down barriers to geographic competition – a speculation By Tory Wolff Providers, Digital Health Read More
October 20, 2015 The Ochsner Health Network: has Ochsner gone “a hospital too far”? By Tory Wolff Providers Read More
September 21, 2015 Can convenience care be a platform for an insurance product? By Tory Wolff Payers, Providers, Consumer Health Read More
April 10, 2015 Comparing the emerging national networks of Cleveland Clinic and Mayo Clinic By Tory Wolff Providers Read More
March 28, 2015 A sizeable step forward but miles still to go: CMS’ Next Generation ACO model By Tory Wolff Payers, Providers Read More
January 27, 2015 Cosgrove moves south: competitive implications of the formation of the Midwest Health Collaborative By Tory Wolff Providers Read More
November 24, 2014 Shifting lines in the mobile health competitive battlefield: Aetna makes a strategic retreat while United digs in? By Tory Wolff Payers, Digital Health Read More
October 1, 2014 The “weaponization” of ACO narrow networks: Strategic destabilizers which compel their own replication? By Tory Wolff Payers, Providers Read More
September 26, 2014 Ochsner and River Parishes: one type of endgame for managing redundant hospital capacity (updated) By Tory Wolff Providers Read More
September 4, 2014 Boeing’s model for creating product-based competition among providers By Tory Wolff Providers Read More
June 9, 2014 Apple HealthKit, provider partnerships and walled gardens: three observations By Tory Wolff Providers, Digital Health Read More
May 16, 2014 Aetna not conceding the private exchange space to the benefits consultants By Tory Wolff Payers Read More
