We convened a panel of Kaufman Hall experts from our Management Consulting and Software divisions to discuss how the financial planning landscape is changing, how higher education finance leaders are coping, and what actions they need to take now to prepare for uncertainty ahead.

Hospitals across the country suffered a brutal month in April, as steep volume and revenue declines drove record-poor margin performance, setting the stage for not only a difficult recovery, but a permanently changed healthcare delivery environment.

How does your organization plan to reforecast for the remainder of the year? Read our article to learn the 4 steps of the reforecasting process.

The time is now for higher education Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) to step up and shine. Read more in our article with steps you can take during the pandemic.

As organizations plot a path forward in the “new normal,” healthcare finance professionals are exploring a variety of approaches to project the need for services. Read the 4 ways organizations are working to stay ahead of a potential surge while planning for recovery.

As healthcare leaders grapple daily with the new normal of the coronavirus pandemic, many are desperate to know: What does the future look like for our organization? Read our now, near, and far.

In addition to dealing with the immediate financial needs and fallout of the crisis, healthcare finance leaders must find ways to close major budget gaps and develop sophisticated plans for financial recovery.

Students, parents, and higher education leaders alike have spent much of the spring wondering if college and university campuses will reopen in the fall of 2020. If so, how many...

Over the last few weeks, we’ve had many conversations with clients about changes to the data they’re tracking during COVID-19. Read more.

Understanding potential scenarios and monitoring progress across multiple factors will help hospitals and health systems make initial decisions about reviving shuttered service lines. Read our guide.

Eugene Sunshine retired from his position as Senior Vice President for Business and Finance at Northwestern University in 2014. With almost 30 years’ experience in higher education...

The virulent tsunami of COVID-19 has left industry scrambling to adapt their practices and deal with the fallout from catastrophic business disruption. Read more.