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A funded path to innovation for rural hospitals

A funded path to innovation for rural hospitals

Inneo and the Healthcare Development & Innovation Group (HDIG) have formed a joint venture that helps rural hospitals build innovation programs they can fund and sustain. Rural hospitals carry real margin and workforce pressure, with little room to experiment. They still need to innovate to improve margins, ease workforce strain, adopt better technology, and create new revenue streams. The barrier is usually infrastructure: funding, an internal team, and the expertise required to run an innovation program or venture arm. For most rural hospitals, building that capability alone is not feasible.

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OBBBA is still unclear. The coverage risk to patients isn't.

OBBBA is still unclear. The coverage risk to patients isn't.

An estimated 11.8 million people could lose health coverage under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). For health systems, the fallout reaches past patients to their own bottom line. As leaders evaluate what OBBBA means, much of the debate has focused on policy and eligibility rules. But the conversations we're having with health system leaders center on something more practical.

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The hidden innovation pipeline.

The hidden innovation pipeline.

Part 1 of a 2-part series. Medical devices that made it to the shortlist, rather than the hit list. What if your next market opportunity has already been identified by the clinicians using your product every day? At Inneo Lab, we decided to find out.

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250 years of America. 275 years of American healthcare.

250 years of America. 275 years of American healthcare.

On July 4, the United States turns 250 years old. America's first hospital is even older. Pennsylvania Hospital opened in Philadelphia in 1751, a full 25 years before the Declaration of Independence. Benjamin Franklin helped start it. New York Hospital followed in 1771. So, when the founders gathered in Philadelphia in the summer of 1776, the city already had a hospital, a pharmacy, and a medical school. Care for the sick got here before the country did.

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