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Healthcare Business 2025

Publisher Richard K. Miller & Associates
Published Jan 01, 2025
SKU # RKM19428409

Description

Healthcare Business 2025


This 22nd edition resumes publication of the annual RKMA reference that was paused during the pandemic. It is one of the most comprehensive resources on the U.S. healthcare marketplace.

The profile of the U.S. healthcare marketplace lists the largest healthcare systems, largest hospitals, publically traded companies, the top 100 hospitals, top-ranked hospitals in specialty areas, and more.

Healthcare Business 2025 provides data on personal health in the U.S., national health expenditures, and expenditures by state. State health rankings, mental health rankings, state health system performance analysis, and a list of the best places to work are provided. Analyses of segments within the healthcare industry include children’s hospitals, community health centers, laboratory services, post-acure and long-term care, primary care, rural healthcare, and retail clinics. Other topics assessed include online healthcare, healthcare management consulting, issues confronting hospitals, and quality initiatives.

Table of Contents

PART I: AMERICA’S HEALTH
1 GENERAL HEALTH
1.1 National Assessment
1.2 State Assessment
2 PERSONAL HEALTH
2.1 Gallup Poll
2.2 Market Resources
3 MENTAL HEALTH
3.1 State Of Mental Health 2024
3.2 Market Resources
4 STATE HEALTH RANKINGS
4.1 Overview
4.2 Rankings 2024
4.3 Market Resources
5 STATE MENTAL HEALTH RANKINGS
5.1 Ranking 2024
5.2 Adult And Youth Ranking
5.3 Prevalence Ranking
5.4 Access To Care Ranking
5.5 Market Resources
6 STATE HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
6.1 Overview
6.2 Ranking
6.3 Market Resources
7 CAUSES OF DEATH
7.1 Deaths
7.2 Mortality
7.3 Leading Causes
7.4 Market Resources
PART II: HEALTHCARE SPENDING
8 NATIONAL HEALTH EXPENDITURES
8.1 Overview
8.2 Spending
8.3 Source Of Funds
8.4 Distribution of Expenditures
8.5 Market Resources
9 HEALTHCARE EXPENDITURES BY STATE
9.1 Personal Healthcare Expenditures
9.2 Expenditures By State Of Residence
9.3 Market Resources
PART III: HEALTHCARE & THE INTERNET
10 ONLINE HEALTHCARE
10.1 Search For Health Information
10.2 Websites and Apps
10.3 Communications
10.4 Virtual Physician Visits
10.5 Remote Patient Monitoring
11 TELEMEDICINE
11.1 Overview
11.2 Hospital Use Of Telemedicine
11.3 Telemedicine for Emergency Medical Care
11.4 Telemedicine in Rural Healthcare
11.5 Telemedicine for Remote Patients
11.6 Electronic Intensive Care Units
11.7 Market Resources
12 HEALTH INFORMATION EXCHANGES
12.1 Overview
12.2 Guide To HIE Organizations
PART IV: HOSPITALS & HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
13 BEST PLACES TO WORK
13.1 Overview
13.2 Top 100
14 CHILDREN’S HOSPITALS
14.1 Overview
14.2 Market Assessment
14.3 Largest Children’s Hospitals
14.4 Market Resources
15 COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
15.1 Overview
15.2 Market Assessment
15.3 Services By State
15.4 Market Resources
16 HEALTHCARE CONSULTING SERVICES
16.1 Market Assessment
16.2 Types Of Services
16.3 Market Leaders
16.4 Market Resources
17 HEALTHCARE REAL ESTATE
17.1 Market Assessment
17.2 Top Owners
17.3 Healthcare REITs
17.4 Market Resources
18 HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE
18.1 Overview
18.2 Market Assessment
18.3 Hospital Palliative Care
18.4 Market Resources
19 HOSPITAL PROFILE
19.1 Data Summary
19.2 Utilization
19.3 Hospital Services
19.4 Market Resources
20 HOSPITAL STATISTICS BY STATE
20.1 Hospital Statistics By State
20.2 Market Resources
21 ISSUES CONFRONTING HOSPITALS
21.1 ACHE Survey
21.2 Market Resources
22 LABORATORY SERVICES
22.1 Market Assessment
22.2 Market Leaders
22.3 Medicare Spending
22.4 Outsourcing
22.5 Market Resources
23 LARGEST HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS
23.1 Ranking By Revenue
24 LARGEST HOSPITALS
24.1 Largest Acute Care Hospitals
24.2 Market Resources
25 PATIENT SATISFACTION
25.1 Overview
25.2 Hospital Quality Star Rating
25.3 Patient Satisfaction Measurement
26 POST-ACUTE & LONG-TERM CARE
26.1 Market Assessment
26.2 Market Leaders
26.3 Assisted-Living Facilities
26.4 Cost of Care
26.5 Long-Term Acute-Care Hospitals
26.6 Market Resources
27 PRIMARY CARE
27.1 Primary Care Physicians
27.2 Primary Care State-by-State
27.3 Physician Visits
27.4 Efficient Use Of Primary Care
27.5 Concierge Physician Practices
27.6 Market Resources
28 PUBLICALLY TRADED HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
28.1 Largest Publically Traded Companies
29 QUALITY INITIATIVES
29.1 Hospital Compare
29.2 Quality Initiatives
29.3 State Healthcare Agency and Association Sites
29.4 Consumer Reports
29.5 Consumer Reviews
30 READMISSIONS
30.1 Overview
30.2 Implementation
30.3 Readmissions Penalties
30.4 Best Hospitals
31 RETAIL CLINICS
31.1 Retail-Based Healthcare
31.2 Patient Satisfaction
31.3 Market Resources
32 RURAL HEALTHCARE
32.1 Overview
32.2 Critical Access Hospitals
32.3 Rural Hospital Closures
32.4 Physician Shortages
32.5 Market Resources
33 SPENDING FOR HOSPITAL CARE BY STATE
33.1 Hospital Care Spending
33.2 Spending By State
33.3 Market Resources
34 SPENDING FOR PHYSICIAN & CLINICAL SERVICES BY STATE
34.1 Physician And Clinic Spending
34.2 Spending By State
34.3 Market Resources
35 TOP 100 HOSPITALS
35.1 Overview
35.2 Top Hospitals
36 TOP CARDIOVASCULAR HOSPITALS
36.1 Overview
36.2 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals
37 TOP HEALTH SYSTEMS
37.1 Overview
37.2 Best-Performing Healthcare Systems
38 TOP-RANKED HOSPITALS IN SPECIALITY FIELDS
38.1 Overview
38.2 Ranking Of Hospitals
39 URGENT-CARE CLINICS
39.1 Market Assessment
39.2 Cost of Care
39.3 Market Leaders
39.4 Market Resources
40 VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
40.1 Overview
40.2 Largest VA Medical Centers
40.3 VHA Services
40.4 Market Resources
APPENDIX A - ANALYSTS
APPENDIX B - FEDERAL AGENCIES
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