Hospitals and health systems nationwide are finding a need to reassess traditional definitions of capital amidst a rapidly changing healthcare environment.

Incentive Compensation Management programs are a critical component for driving successful growth. Learn more about how you can unify your approach to ICM and enterprise performance management (EPM) processes.

Data and analytics are no longer “nice-to-have” tools; rather, they underpin an organization’s ability to achieve high-value care, defined as patient-centric care with improved quality and outcomes, at lower costs.

DENVER—Westerra Credit Union was not happy about the way it was managing its financial reporting. Spreadsheets for its monthly reports along with a separate budgeting tool just were not...

When dashboards are well-designed, they allow more time to analyze what the data mean, rather than spending hours determining what the data are.

Our client, West Tennessee Healthcare, recently spoke with Healthcare Finance News about their Axiom EPM implementation, the success they’ve seen with the software, and its ease of use. Excerpt of article below.

How can a banker truly know which products and services (and even which customers) are most profitable, which ones actually erode value and the institution’s true cost of providing supporting services?

Banking CIO Outlook, February 17, 2017 In recent years, finance teams in banks and credit unions have become instrumental in driving their institutions' financial planning and...

This article in the June issue of hfm magazine describes a systemwide assessment performed by one health system in preparation for comprehensive strategic cost transformation.

Key insights into BCU's approach to profitability reporting, and interesting ways to visualize and better understand performance.

Organizations should assess current budget processes to better understand their general approach and potential shortcomings.

Kaufman Hall Vice President Jay Spence discusses controlling labor costs while ensuring high-quality care in this article in the May 20, 2016 issue of Healthcare Finance.