1. Face Off: Challenges, trends and the future of healthcare
In today’s market, access to high-quality, affordable healthcare is a necessity in creating a more equitable community. George Hernandez, president and CEO of University Health System, and Gabe Farias, executive vice president of public affairs and COO of Kellum Physician Partners, spoke with Invest: about their thoughts on the sector’s current challenges, trends and the future of healthcare.
2. Capital Analytics expands portfolio with Invest: Dallas 2023
The Invest: series of annual reports has received phenomenal responses from the major markets it covers. Invest: Dallas 2023, covering the Dallas-Fort Worth region, is Capital Analytics’ newest addition to the media and publishing company’s repertoire of economic reports.
3. Trending in the right direction
As the demand for their services continues to grow, architecture and construction firms in Charlotte are constantly looking for ways to increase efficiency, reduce cost, and ensure sustainability. Invest: spoke with local leaders within these sectors about the emerging trends, innovations and technologies that they are currently capitalizing on.
4. Capital Analytics continues expansion into the Midwest with Invest: Cincinnati 2023
The Invest: series of annual reports is continuing it’s westward expansion. Invest: Cincinnati 2023 is Capital Analytics’ newest addition to the media and publishing company’s repertoire of economic reports.
5. Pandemic continues to put pressure on Philadelphia hospitals
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Philadelphia’s hospitals were closing — and the most vulnerable are those that serve the area’s poorest residents. The COVID-19 pandemic and economic fallout has only exacerbated the challenges hospitals are facing, with two Philadelphia-area hospitals closing as recently as December 2021.
6. Study shows link between mental health treatment, reduced healthcare costs
A study suggests that people who get help for mental health issues, particularly on an out-patient basis, end up with lower overall healthcare costs.
