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‘Q’ is an entrepreneurial software and consulting firm that uses financial data and market analysis to provide a Strategic Advisory that helps clients:

Use data takeaways to enhance Patient Experience, the currency of patient loyalty and new growth
Generate strategic service line growth and profitability
Identify and launch profitable wellness initiatives
Implement powerful new market differentiators
Use financial data takeaways to create smart marketing campaigns
Launch effective peer-based behavioral health programs

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Q4400 Financial speaks the language of financial strategies, tools, and solutions.

We are a results-oriented, data-driven entrepreneurial company that can help you hit all financial targets while satisfying short and longer-term strategic goals. We craft custom solutions for Pricing Strategies, the Charge Master, Financial modeling, and Predictive analytics, and provide a Strategic Advisory. We believe there is no better time to be in health care and look forward to working with you.

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What has not changed

Hospital providers will continue to invest in IT technology to make sense of the vast amounts of data generated. Some providers will continue to partner with Big Tech to develop market-ready machine learning that serves as a diagnostic enhancer or can predict a patient outcome or downstream patient need.

2021 Forecast

Health care continues to be in transition and disruptive change is the norm now. If anything, the pace of change is accelerating, producing stiff financial headwinds. The Cares Act passed by Congress provided initial monies for hospitals, yet these dollars come with tight performance parameters.

The Future of Health Care

The pandemic has changed how hospital providers deliver health care. They will pursue additional ways to engage patients and consumers closer to their home. Providers will expand home health care to determine which IP services can be performed effectively and economically.

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Revisiting the Affordable Care Act, Part 1

Innovation usually counters change and nothing happens in a vacuum unless you are the only provider in town. What’s next could rival the change from

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