Key findings include:
As margin pressure, reimbursement shifts, and accelerating AI adoption continue to shape the healthcare landscape, this session will connect emerging trends to Strata’s 2026 direction.
The session will cover:
Healthcare Finance Trends Insights from the recent J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, key themes that emerged from our recent survey of healthcare finance leaders nationwide, and year-end performance signals shaping 2026 priorities.
Growth alone doesn’t guarantee value creation. Funds Transfer Pricing (FTP) gives finance leaders the ability to look past high-level averages and understand profitability at its true economic level—by product, customer, and channel. In this webinar, we’ll examine how a disciplined FTP approach attributes margin correctly across lending and funding activities, delivering clearer insights, more effective pricing, and tighter alignment between financial results and business performance.
Shifting policies and attitudes toward transparency in healthcare pricing and reimbursement continue to impact the industry. Meanwhile, limited resources and technologies leave hospitals and health systems subject to data gaps, overload, and inconsistencies.
Payors often come to contract negotiations with more data and deeper insights — putting hospitals and health systems at a disadvantage. In today's landscape, finance leaders need more precision, preparation, and credible data to level the playing field.
In today’s data-driven healthcare environment, the quality of financial data directly impacts an organization’s ability to operate efficiently, remain compliant, and sustain long-term performance. Yet, inaccuracies and inconsistencies continue to undermine billing, reimbursement, forecasting, and value-based care initiatives.
Key findings from our Q2 2025 report include:
In an unpredictable healthcare landscape, understanding how your hospital compares to similar organizations is essential for building financial stability and driving improvement. This e-book outlines six practical steps for using comparative analytics to uncover opportunities, benchmark progress, and guide smarter decisions.
By comparing your performance to local and regional peers, you can:
As healthcare leaders navigate an ever-changing healthcare environment, they need a strategy that allows them to remain nimble in response to shifting market conditions. Service line planning allows organizations to continually analyze their operations to drive informed decision-making in real time. Yet many organizations face barriers, such as varied service line definitions, misaligned incentives, or unreliable data.
