US hospitals for the 21st century

US hospitals were once a hallmark of 20th-century achievement.
Today more focused competitors are offering lower prices, higher quality, and better service.
Meanwhile, both payers and consumers are becoming better at recognizing and acting on price and value differences.
To thrive in the future, hospitals must not only become more focused, more like retailers, and better at executing frontline tasks but also overhaul their relationships with physicians.

Exhibit: In the United States, hospitals have performed less well in earnings growth than other health care players.

In the current environment, costs are rising as price sensitivity increases. Six tactics can help companies get pricing right.

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