Jeff Terry of GE Healthcare Partners talks with Fortune Magazine and describes how data is getting patients the care they need faster.

Large tertiary/quaternary multi-location hospital systems are adopting command centers equipped with new predictive analytics to improve quality, efficiency, and patient outcomes.

GE Healthcare and Navicent Health enter outcomes-based partnership to reduce costs and improve patient care.

GE Healthcare Partners examines the recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and highlights the impact on the healthcare industry as well as providers.

Another year of unprecedented challenges lies ahead for the healthcare industry. Healthcare systems will grapple with continued financial performance pressures, while addressing an ongoing c...

Lifespan and GE Healthcare announce a collaboration to target $182 million in organizational efficiencies for Lifespan over the next six years.

Humber River Hospital opens Canada’s first hospital Command Centre built in collaboration with GE Healthcare Partners addressing capacity, safety, quality, and wait time issues that have pre...

GE Healthcare Camden Goup's integrated Non-Labor cost-reduction solutions enable clients to extract significant costs from their supply chains and contracted services, and deliver sustainabl...

The teams will focus on strategic growth, operations, integration, and performance improvement opportunities, while leveraging technology to deliver best-in class, seamless care that is conv...

Added capabilities will help accelerate the activation of large-scale health system transformations including implementing Command Centers and redesigning care across the continuum.

Command centers are commonplace in many industries such as aviation and oil and gas. They’ve been a rarity within the healthcare industry, but this is quickly changing.

An effective integration plan not only aligns operations and maximizes the collective system resources, it also serves as a roadmap and a vehicle to cultural integration.

Healthcare systems are choosing to partner with other providers to pursue population health initiatives on a more regional and sometimes statewide basis.

A digital twin virtualizes a hospital (or other) system to create a safe environment in which to test the impact of potential change on system performance.

Practices are increasingly aligning with ACOs and clinically integrated networks, requiring a new level of support to medical practices.

No one can say that the healthcare landscape is boring – and 2017 may be an especially interesting ride. Here’s how we size up the top trends and related management imperatives to succeed.