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Ziegler Healthcare Services
The healthcare industry is entering a time of dramatic transformation, fueled not only by the aging population, but by the availability of new medical and information technologies, services and drugs. Spending and demand for healthcare services continues to increase and is expected to climb even higher as Baby Boomers begin to seek treatment for age-related issues.
Healthcare providers and service companies alike must grow, adapt and improve too meet this increased demand. They must improve efficiencies, implement new service delivery models, embrace information technology solutions and new innnovations, and manage risk more effectively.
As a leader in healthcare finance, Ziegler can help healthcare organizations compete today and position themselves for the future through a variety of services:
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- Jullia Quazi Joins Ziegler's Healthcare Practice
01/20/2010 - Ziegler NewsZiegler announced today that Jullia Quazi has joined the firm as a director in its healthcare practice, focusing on the West Coast region... - Z-Talks: A Worldwide Lens: Global Healthcare and U.S. Reform
12/17/2009 While December brings colder weather and shorter days, the healthcare debate is heating up and pressing legislators into late-night and weekend sessions. The details are mind-numbing. Competing House and Senate bills are 2,000 pages apiece and despite early hope for cooperation, partisan brinksmanship has defined the legislative process. - Brett Whysel featured in HFMA Magazine
12/1/2009 - HFMFor health systems today, ample liquidity means “never having to say you’re sorry” to your creditors, your board, or your community. Across the country, executives are asking, “When will things return to normal?” My answer: “Manage your liquidity as if this were the ‘new normal.’” - Z-Talks: Bearing the Burden, Lessons Learned. Healthcare Capital Finance: One Year Later
11/13/2009 After his stunning victory at Inchon in September 1950, General Douglas MacArthur made an ill-advised push to win the Korean War by Christmas. He sent his forces north to the Yalu River on the Chinese border to "close the vise" on the North Korean army. MacArthur's attack provoked the Chinese to send 300,000 troops across the Yalu. This massive force routed McArthur's Army and threatened "the complete destruction" of his command. Secretary of State Dean Acheson was at the storm's center in Washington, D.C., resisting extreme Congressional and military pressure to withdraw from the Korean peninsula. Autumn 1950 was a time of profound questions that demanded thoughtful answers.