Ray Anderson described strategy and the growth of the 22-county service area of the Texas Market Hospitals. Mr. Anderson further talked about the primary competitive threats facing Seton and Providence in terms of inpatient admissions. Furthermore, Mr. Anderson explained the service area disrupters and the high priority strategies. In addition, Tom Gallagher summarized the financial projections of the plan in the areas listed below: • Patient volumes • Outpatient Metrics • Volume Rollforward (discharges and equivalent discharges) and NPSR Rollforward
Marvin Anderson is a man who was falsely accused of abduction, rape, robbery, and sodomy. This is his story. On July 17, 1982, a young woman was raped by a black man whom she said was a total stranger. After she reported the crime, a police officer singled out Anderson as a suspect because the perpetrator had told the victim that he “had a white girl,” and Anderson was the only black man the officer knew who lived with a white woman. Because Anderson had no criminal record, the officer went to Anderson’s employer and obtained a color employment photo identification card. The victim was shown the color identification card, along with six black-and-white mug shots, and identified Anderson as her assailant. Within an
In this case analysis, the BTK killer also known as Dennis Rader was convicted with 10 counts of first degree murder in Wichita, Kansas. He committed those crimes between 1974 and 1991. The acronym BTK stands for blind, torture, and kill. Soon after each incident, he sent anonymous letters to the police and taunting them by offering knowledge of the killings. Dennis Rader was reported to have tortured a Puerto Rican family, the Oteros in their home (Vigliotti, 2015).
As it pertains to health care, geographic segmentation has been rarely national; far more often it is regional or local, which could provide the hospital with valuable information that would prove useful when marketing the new program. The geographic segmentation strategy could also include setting up primary care satellites staffed by its own primary care physicians within its primary service area.18 Using sources outside the primary and secondary service areas could create a stronger referral flow, which will allow for physicians to receive referrals from community physicians, which could create a shift in the place aspect of the marketing mix.18 The third alternative way the customer base could be segmented that would be of particular interest to the hospitals new program would be through usage segmentation. This type of segmentation is grouping people based on the product usage or purchase, which could possibly be one of the most valuable ways in which in which to segment the market for the new hospital program. This approach will look to segment the market based on the percentage of a product that consumers buy or a service that they use.19 The hospital could look specifically at the usage rates for health care services in the Baltimore metropolitan area as well as looking at the type of usage for health
On May 4, 2017 at approximately 9:34PM I, Deputy George along with Sergeant Kincaid were in the process of conducting an investigation regarding a possible disturbance in front of the address of 398 County Road 4249, Como, Texas 75432.
In 1997 University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) merged its two public hospitals with Stanford’s two private hospitals. The two separate entities merged together to create a not-for-profit organization titled UCSF Stanford Health Care. The merger between the health systems at UCSF and Stanford seemed like a good idea due to the similar missions, proximity of institutions, increased financial pressure with cutbacks in Medicare reimbursements followed by a dramatic increase in managed care organizations. The first year UCSF Stanford Health Care produced a profit of $22 million, however three years later the health system had lost a total of $176 million (“UCSF-Stanford Merger,” n.d.). The first part of this paper will address reasons
The second is to consider that costs in California heath care are rising and California hospital costs was based on price competition that was created by the process of selective contracting according to researchers which has also resulted in the threat to patients. Thus the factors that play a decisive role in the health care strategy are "expenses to patient volume, case-mix, hospital specialization, hospital size, ownership, location," (Zwanziger; Melnick; Bamezai, 1994) and such factors. The hospitals that are going to be compared are the Irvine Medical Center, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, and the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Under the management of Wes Anderson, Daniel the assistant coach, allowed a few players to test a product out on a child in way it would be considered not intended use for. We want to know if Wes is negligent in any way based off of the elements of negligence.
Rakeem Turner arrived at the Chesterfield County Juvenile Detention Home Community Placement Program (CPP) on June 5, 2016. According to DJJ records, Rakeem was committed by the City of Williamsburg and County of James City Circuit Court. Rakeem has a determinate sentence, until August 19, 2017.
This week’s case looks at the critical situation occurring at Riverview Regional Medical Center located in Etowah County, Alabama. The medical center, located near a strong competitor, is run by a veteran in the hospital management market, Mr Matt Hayes. Hayes is actively in the process of developing new ideas and revolutionary steps in an attempt to remain competitive in the market and regain profitability. The overall performance of Riverview Regional Medical Center appears to have decreased throughout multiple departments except outpatient surgical procedures, outpatient CT imagining, MRI imagining and inpatient MRI scans.
Since most specialty procedures are inpatient services, EMC’s inpatient occupancy rate suffers. The occupancy rate for Emanuel Medical Center – fifty percent – is far below that of its competitors and industry benchmarks. To accompany this, EMC (on average) receives a lower reimbursement for in-patient Medicare services per patient seen in comparison to its competitors. A result such as this is correlated with directly to the fewer amount of specialty services that EMC offers. In order for Emanuel Medical Center to be able to compete with other hospitals in its service area, it is imperative that EMC evaluates what services they currently offer and are capable to offer in the future to add value to the hospital, increase its revenue stream, and expand its patient mix. Currently, Emanuel Medical Center has not succumbed to its increasing financial pressurealthough EMC has had a negative operating income for five straight years. A negative operating income places EMC at a disadvantage because it limits the hospitals ability to renovate its aging building or hire new specialists to offer revenue enhancing procedures. EMC’s competitors, on the other hand, have large sources of revenue due to their mergers with large healthcare networks such as Catholic Healthcare West. Another competitor, Kaiser Permanente Modesto Medical Center, has extremely large financial resources due to the fact
Randall Johnson is a rising senior at Achievement High School who is returning after missing his junior year. Randall was a quite intelligent and popular athlete who was well liked amongst his peers. The teachers and administrators at Achievement High School described Randall to be respectable and rarely got in trouble. Last December, Randall and his best friend Antonio was heading home from the Ring Dance and was hit by a drunk driver causing them to get into a terrible accident. Luckily, Randy only sustained a broken arm and stitches unlike Antonio was suffered a severe spinal cord injury causing him to lose the ability to walk.
An organization such as the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (OAHHS) is established to help Oregon hospitals understand how to best serve their unique communities, while continuing to reach state-wide goals. OAHHS currently has a primary goal of helping Oregon hospitals to reach the Triple Aim determined by healthcare reform: improving the quality of patient care and population health, while reducing the per capita costs. This type of organization completes ongoing analyses of their business, on a regular basis to ensure that they are communicating the most up-to-date information to the hospitals of their state. A SWOT analysis is one type on analysis that can help them to determine internal and external factors, including environmental and marketing challenges that may need addressed.
Memorial Hermann NE, hospital that has been caring for families in the Lake Houston and Kingwood area for more than thirty years. A 255-bed facility with over 200 affiliated Doctors, serve up to 66k patients through the Emergency Department, and have over 10K admissions a year (Health Care, Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital 2016). Targeted clienteles are those living in the Humble, Kingwood along with outlying communities, but also serves as the official healthcare provider to passengers traveling through Houston’s George Bush International Airport. Memorial Hermann NE is Joint Commission accredited along with having the Gold seal of approval, and also it is certified as a Primary Stroke Center (Hospital Compare Quality of Care Profile Page 2015).
The paper is a presentation of a strategic analysis of hospital at home program of Presbyterian Healthcare Services in New Mexico, which seeks to improve care quality and patient satisfaction while reducing costs. The analysis identifies the key issues, conducts a situational analysis, presents strategy formulation, offers recommendations, designs the implementation of strategies, and concludes with benchmarks for success which utilize contingency plans. It is outlined how Presbyterian Healthcare Services are well suited to use the Johns Hopkins home care model. PHS will require adaptation, Market entry and competitive strategies that are rational to enter the market as outlined. As a recommendation, PHS should underline their commitment of creating a community of early adopters, and should consistently work to that end by providing guidance to more organizations. Implementation strategies are initiated in the form of service delivery and support systems that underline the implementation of the directional, adaptive, market entry and adaptive strategies. The benchmarks for success are based on how well the issues have been addressed by the integrated system, namely the results.
One tool that can help an organization to understand its competitive positioning is the BCG Matrix. This matrix is based on the product life cycle theory and is typically used to help organizations make decisions about what products or services should be given priority over scarce resources (VBM, 2012). In analyzing Jackson's portfolio it is important to bear in mind that not all services are going to be in any one category. With a hospital this large and diversified, there will be things in which it is especially strong and things in which it is especially