Healthcare moving out of hospitals has been forecasted for the past decade with the certainty of death and taxes. But it's brick-and-mortar infrastructure that continues to raise big questions and...
On episode 89 of PSQH: The Podcast, Tori Richie, director of Intelligence at Sg2, talks about what hospital capacity will look like over the next decade.
Explore key components and considerations in crafting a go-to-market strategy that addresses needs of health systems and enables orthopedic companies to thrive in a competitive marketplace.
The boon of home care will be driven by a culmination of advances in digital health capabilities and more favorable payment. Home care volumes are projected by Sg2 to rocket...
Earlier this year, Sg2 released a report showing hospital capacity problems are likely to persist through the next decade as the population ages and demand for healthcare increases across all...
ASCs will see 12 percent and 22 percent growth in the next 5 and 10 years, respectively, according to Sg2’s 2023 Impact of Change Forecast Highlights.
The emerging anti-obesity drug market is already having downstream effects. In its annual Impact of Change Forecast, analysts at Sg2 estimate a 4% drop in bariatric surgeries over the next...
Hospital capacity problems are expected to persist over the next decade as care moves out of the traditional hospital into the home and outpatient settings, according to Sg2.
Sg2 released its 2023 Impact of Change Forecast, projecting hospital capacity challenges will continue into the next decade, driven by higher patient acuity and staffing shortages.
Orthopedic companies must stay abreast of which orthopedic procedures will move and how to support them.
To harness the greatest success, providers should focus on four primary categories, many of which can be highly leveraged through virtual and telemedicine.
Surgical volume shuffle across ambulatory sites will continue throughout the decade.
