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3 Important Considerations for Funding Your Clinical Integration Project
Leaders are asking some serious questions about clinical integration. How much will it cost to develop a clinically integrated network? How and when will it begin paying for itself?
Results
$8.5M to $10.7M Identified in Cost Savings Opportunities
Waterbury Health Network
A not-for-profit system identified between $8.5 million and $10.7 million in cost savings opportunities by developing a Business Plan of Operational Efficiency (“BPOE”) between its hospital and two affiliated physician groups, and was able to successfully achieve and sustain the savings.
$30M in Annual Run Rate Expense Savings Following Affiliation
CharterCARE
An innovative secular and faith-based strategic partnership formed between two hospitals decided affiliate to seek greater operating and productivity efficiencies, improve financial performance and access to capital, and better transition to population health management.
An Integrated Care Management Program and Regional CIN
Academic Health Delivery System
A non-profit health system sought to develop a regionally–focused clinically integrated network to better align with its medical staff and other regional providers in order to continue to meet the needs of the region, respond to industry changes and new delivery models, and attain high standards for the care it provides.
Completed Feasibility Study for a $300M Hospital Expansion
Clovis Community Medical Center
This hospital sought to complete a feasibility study for a $300 million expansion and renovation of a hospital, which included the construction of a new bed tower with all private beds and expansion of the emergency department (“ED”).
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