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Chartis
Transforming US Healthcare is one of the great challenges of our time. We believe it can be done, and we can help.
About Chartis
The challenges facing US healthcare are longstanding and all too familiar. We are Chartis, and we believe in better. We work with over 1,900 clients annually to develop and activate transformative strategies, operating models, and organizational enterprises that make U.S. healthcare more affordable, accessible, safe, and human. With over 1,450 professionals, we help providers, payers, technology innovators, retail companies, and investors create and embrace solutions that tangibly and materially reshape healthcare for the better. Our family of brands—Chartis, Jarrard, Greeley, and HealthScape Advisors—is 100% focused on healthcare and each has a longstanding commitment to helping transform healthcare in big and small ways. Chartis. Believe in better.
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Signals from Chartis
6 published signals
Products & Services
Chartis has developed HealthCare360, a framework examining healthcare forces, patient experience, physician experience, organizational performance, and long-term sustainability.
Reported by Semyon Shtulberg
Research & Knowledge
Chartis published implications and next steps regarding 340B policies in this week's Chartis Top Reads.
Reported by Chartis
People
Chartis employee Katie Hearn helped build a unified problem-solving framework for the team.
Reported by Chartis
Research & Knowledge
Chartis published a thought leadership exploring a better model of care considering changes in demographics, technology, and investment.
Reported by Anneliese Gerland
Products & Services
Chartis launched the CoLab, a newly launched thought leadership platform bringing together leaders from across the healthcare ecosystem to explore ideas shaping care delivery.
Reported by Chartis
Research & Knowledge
Chartis colleagues Cindy Lee, Anneliese Gerland, Rachel Prensky-Pomeranz, Mark Bourdenko, and John Capalbo created a seminal piece on health care changes with a link provided
Reported by Joe Kerschner