How health systems can boost the bottom line with a data-driven approach to clinical asset management

Most health systems own more clinical assets than needed to meet patient demand. Several factors contribute to inflated clinical asset inventories, including equipment replacement prior to the end of its true useful life. In some cases, more replacement equipment is purchased than is needed because the capital planning process isn’t based on an objective, data-driven evaluation of clinical assets.

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In collaboration with TRIMEDX

In November 2019, at Becker’s 8th Annual CEO & CFO Roundtable in Chicago, the clinical asset management provider TRIMEDX hosted an executive roundtable to explore how clinical asset management can reduce inflated equipment inventories and help boost a health system’s bottom line. Attendee participants included hospital CEOs, chief revenue cycle officers and COOs, among other leadership roles.

Here’s a look at the exclusive live event.

Read more on the topic, from TRIMEDX, here. 

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