Post-acute care: Disruption (and opportunities) lurking beneath the surface

The U.S. healthcare system is not yet prepared for the influx of aging Baby Boomers and their medical, behavioral, functional and social needs. Embedded inefficiencies exist. Facility-centric care predominates. However, a glimmer of change driven by patient-centric payment reform has begun to emerge.

In this report, we provide a perspective on the rapidly aging US population, the evolution of payment reform and the implications of all the changes to the post-acute care sector.

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Post-Acute Care: Disruption (and Opportunities) Lurking Beneath the Surface

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