Results of a systematic review suggest that neither horizontal integration nor vertical integration improves the value of health care.

Three Biden administration agencies released a joint report Wednesday highlighting a rise in consolidation and private equity ...

Key TakeawaysA new study finds little evidence that hospital mergers and acquisitions reduce costs or improve quality of care.More strategic quality ...

Mergers and acquisitions of U.S. hospitals ... the investigators systematically reviewed 384 of them that discussed either horizontal or vertical health care integration. They defined horizontal ...

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Consolidation seldom leads to better quality of care delivered or reduced prices, according to a study published in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons. Organizations must weigh the ...

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Evidence is lacking to support integration for improving the value of health care, according to study findings.

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"There are no horizontal overlaps and/or actual and potential vertical or complementary linkages between the activities of the target (including its affiliates) in India on the one hand, and the ...

In 2025, the healthtech sector will see a wave of exits, with mature, profitable companies leading IPOs as the market ...