Hello National Accounts Executives,
We hope you had a great week! We are excited for our upcoming meeting in Dallas on July 11-12 and we hope you all can join us. Check out our lineup of speakers below! I hope you enjoy this issue of National Accounts Weekly.
John Pritchard
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Join us for the ANAE Annual Conference in Dallas July 11-12
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The Association of National Account Executives Annual Conference provides an opportunity for ANAE members and prospective members to network with their peers and customers, while hearing from leading supply chain executives and GPOs on working successfully with IDNS.
Confirmed Speakers:
- Chris McDown, Senior Vice Presidents Sourcing Operations, Vizient
- Sue Casey, VP, Strategic Supplier Engagement, Supply Chain Services, Premier, Inc.
- Todd Laidlaw, Vice President Business Development, Medline Industries
- Pam Bryant, Senior Vice President Supply Chain Management, Parkland Hospital and Health Services
- Sandy Wise, System Director, Baylor Scott & White Health
- Heather Wall, Chief Commerical Officer, Civica RX
- Jeff Cohen, EVP, Public Affairs, Federation
- Ed Hardin, Vice President Supply Chain, Froedtert Health System
- Barbara Strain, Director of Value Management, University of Virginia Health System
- Dee Donatelli, Principal, Dee Donatelli Consulting LLC
- Traci Bernard, President, Texas Health Harris Southlake Hospital
- Vizient Aggregation Group
- More to come!
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HealthTrust to Acquire ROi GPO and Supply Chain Organization
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HealthTrust announced today the signing of a definitive agreement with Resource Optimization & Innovation (ROi), a recognized leader in healthcare supply chain management, to assume ownership and operations of the company.
HealthTrust will become the exclusive national group purchasing organization (GPO) for Mercy and other ROi partner members Orlando Health, Inc. and Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. In addition, ROi’s co-workers will transition to HealthTrust and continue to support supply chain operations at Mercy facilities.
Financial terms were not disclosed. The acquisition is expected to close by late summer pending customary regulatory approvals.
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Value Analysis boot camp now open, discounts for National Accounts Weekly readers
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Check out this great seminar that will coach suppliers on how to turn the Value Analysis process into a strategic advantage.
If you struggle with getting the attention of Value Analysis committees and getting the outcomes you want, this is a must-attend event!
Check out this awesome agenda:
To save $100, use the coupon code: ANAE2019
This event is hosted by industry veteran and Value Analysis Whisperer Dee Donatelli.
Selling products into hospitals and large healthcare organizations feels more complex than ever. Today, as hospitals take aim at measuring cost, quality, and outcomes, it is more important than ever to define and communicate the value and advantages of your company’s products.
This 1 ½ day, highly interactive and engaging program will show you how to re-position your products for the Value Analysis Committee (VAC) process.
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PorMedica adds 500,000 sq. ft. 13-story tower
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The 13-story, 500,000 square foot facility will mainly house ICU patients and new mothers.
"So it really provides a new facility that is commiserate with the level of care that is going on within its walls," said Matt Nagel, ProMedica Toledo Hopsital project director.
The $386 million building has more than 300 patient rooms designed with smart technology like bedside electronic charts on tablets. Hospital officials say the tablets will help improve health education and patient participation.
"All those interactive type of technologies are there and available, it improves obviously the safety of the patient as well as our staffs ability to deliver appropriate care," said Nagel.
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B. Braun announces $1 billion investment in manufacturing to alleviate IV fluid shortages in the U.S.
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At various points in recent years, there have been nationwide shortages of IV fluids, which health care professionals use to hydrate patients, administer drugs and replace lost blood volume.
On Tuesday, one of the main suppliers of those fluids, B. Braun Medical Inc. of Bethlehem, took a leap out of its usual press-shy shell to make a very public announcement in Washington, D.C., about its plan to alleviate future shortages.
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United States remains the largest market for medical devices, at more than $150b
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Medical device and technology development is an area in which U.S. companies are at the forefront. According to a SelectUSA.gov publication, America has the largest medical device market in the world. It has a market size of around $156 billion, and it represented about 40 percent of the global medical device market in 2017.
United States exports of medical devices in key product categories identified by the Department of Commerce exceeded $41 billion in that year.
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How many hospitals does HCA currently operate?
Hospitals: 211
Physician groups: 127
Ambulatory surgery centers: 157
Imaging centers: 129
Urgent care clinic: 150
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Top 50 HCA Hospitals by Net Patient Revenue
Rank, Hospital Name, Net Patient Revenue, # of Staffed Beds
1. Methodist Hospital (TX) $1,499,642,523 1,548
2. Mission Hospital - Asheville (NC) $1,209,452,518 665
3. Medical City Dallas (TX) $891,748,599 723
4. TriStar Centennial Medical Center (TN) $754,040,800 525
5. Johnston-Willis Hospital (VA) $721,229,000 292
6. St. David's Medical Center (TX) $681,294,002 350
7. Good Samaritan Hospital (CA) $638,715,289 300
8. Swedish Medical Center (CO) $619,211,405 356
9. Wesley Medical Center (KS) $608,392,801 552
10. Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center (NV) $602,446,949 557
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U.S. Pharma spending to top $370b in 2019
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U.S. pharmaceutical spending is expected to grow by 2.5% in 2019, topping $370 billion, while overall healthcare spending is projected to grow by 4% and reach $3.6 trillion, according to a Fitch Solutions report released Monday.
By 2023, Fitch Solutions estimates pharmaceutical sales will top $420 billion, account for nearly 1.7% of the national GDP, and 9.7% of overall health expenditures.
Overall healthcare spending is expected to reach $4.3 trillion during the same period of time.
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