U.S. Hospitals See Finances Stabilize in Late 2023 Even as Expenses Rise, According to New Syntellis Performance Solutions Data
CHICAGO – Jan. 29, 2024 – U.S.
CHICAGO – Jan. 29, 2024 – U.S.
CHICAGO – Dec. 21, 2023 – U.S. hospitals saw operating margins improve in November, but escalating expenses — including rising drug expenses — remain a concern as 2023 draws toward a close, according to new data from Syntellis Performance Solutions, now part of Strata Decision Technology.
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CHICAGO – Dec. 1, 2023 – U.S. hospitals and health systems saw increases in revenues and patient volumes in October, but high costs continue to drag down overall financial performance, according to new data report from Syntellis Performance Solutions, now part of Strata Decision Technology.
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CHICAGO – Oct. 30, 2023 – A new data report from Syntellis Performance Solutions, now part of Strata Decision Technology, shows that healthcare organizations nationwide continued to see positive gains in September, but overall financial performance remains unstable.
CHICAGO – October 26, 2023 – A new report from Strata Decision Technology and Syntellis Performance Solutions found that U.S. healthcare organizations are experiencing exponential growth in demand for outpatient care services while suffering sizable losses in some areas of inpatient care.
With a pressing need to control costs and improve performance, leading hospitals and health systems turn to technology for timely access to data to compare key financial, operational, and clinical metrics across their organization and with relevant peers. While most healthcare organizations — 78% — use benchmarks to monitor performance and guide improvements, just as many finance leaders acknowledge they should be doing more to optimize data for informed decision-making.