Reports

  Digital transformation is well on its way, with hospitals and health systems investing billions in digital health technologies to free up staff, improve the patient experience, enhance remote or virtual care offerings, and more. But are the investments paying off, and are they paying off in the way that hospital leaders hope and expect? […]

Overview Ongoing economic challenges—including escalating labor and borrowing costs and declining margins—forced many hospitals and health systems to focus primarily on opportunities to reduce spending and cut costs in 2023. Now, as the economic pressures begin to ease, healthcare organizations are beginning to allocate more resources to digital transformation initiatives. Still, margin pressures continue to

Overview As recognition grows regarding the value of digital health solutions, hospital and health system leaders face increasing pressure to optimize their digital health approach and successfully drive their organizations forward. Yet, the digital health solution market is exploding—both in the number of solution categories to consider as well as the number of solutions to

Overview The pandemic necessitated rapid investment in digital health technologies as hospitals and healthcare systems sought safe ways to deliver care. The acquisition, implementation, and usage of dozens of technologies, such as telemedicine and remote patient monitoring (RPM), skyrocketed. For telemedicine alone, the number of encounters jumped 766% in the first 3 months of the

Overview: Hospitals are struggling to realize the full potential of digital health solutions—and that’s coming at a significant cost to their physicians, staff, and bottom line. That’s according to a recent survey of 100 hospital executives by healthcare consultancy Sage Growth Partners. The independent survey, conducted in February 2023, found that while most hospital leaders

Overview: What are health system leaders prioritizing for digital health technology? The Hospital Digital Health Technology Report: 2022 explores the challenges and opportunities facing executives today in adopting digital health solutions. The report is based on an independent survey of 100 hospital executives conducted by healthcare consultancy Sage Growth Partners in February 2022. Key Finding Spotlight: