Apocalypse then

Article Abstract:

The healthcare industry has made significant adaptations in the 1990s in response to changes in managed care as well as in the patient population, according to a survey by the American Hospital Association. The survey revealed that managed care has increased outpatient visits, shortened inpatient stays and reduced expenses. In addition, medical practice buying and networking at rural hospitals increased. A growing percentage of seniors in the population has affected health care services.

Demographic aspects, Managed care plans (Medical care), Hospital administration

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Data rules

Article Abstract:

Charts, graphs, and maps providing statistical benchmarks for the hospital and healthcare industry are provided. Specific areas examined include financial performance, inpatient activity, key departments, group practices, physician demand, consumer satisfaction, and key markets.

HEALTH SERVICES, Cover Story, Illustration

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HEALTH CARE M&As SLUMP IN 3RD QUARTER

Article Abstract:

Acquisitions and mergers within the health care industry have decreased recently, the only exception being health maintenance organization consolidation, which is up 58 percent.

United States, Market information - general, Health Care, Health Care and Social Assistance, Research Findings, Medical care

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