Special Complimentary Webinar /
Increasing Capital Productivity in a Value-Based World /
Wednesday, October 26, 2011 / 1:00-2:00 PM EST

With the fundamental shift from a volume- to value-based payment environment, it is critical that hospital and health system executives take a closer look at strategies for increasing capital productivity. Many payment and delivery reforms are currently underway, focusing on models such as bundled payment and accountable care organizations which aim to emphasize prevention and lower hospital and procedure utilization.

In this shifting environment, hospitals and health systems will need to consider different strategies to yield a return on investment and remain profitable. The hospital that traditionally focused on size and share (i.e., making substantial investments in new hospital towers, expensive imaging equipment, and physician practices) may need to look to new productivity metrics to remain viable.

Join experts from Avaleres Healthcare Networks practice in a discussion about the importance of increasing capital productivity. During this complimentary, one-hour webinar, we will explore the typical investments hospitals have made over the last ten years and how those investments will likely fare post-ACA.

Featured Faculty /

• Erik Johnson, SVP of Avalere Health

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Questions /

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For information, please call Zach Drouin at 202.207.3838 or email zdrouin@avalerehealth.net.

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