In terms of how healthcare organizations are facing reform, 42.8 percent of respondents reported “becoming strange bedfellows with…competitors” through ACO or joint venture development. Additionally, just over 20 percent of respondents reported they plan to wait until after the presidential election to embrace reform, 11.2 percent plan to orchestrate or sale or purchase, and 10.2 percent plan to start a new managed care business.
In regard to the election’s impact on reform, the majority (53.5 percent) say it’s “unstoppable” and market-driven, while 42.5 percent believe if President Obama loses the election, the intensity and direction of healthcare reform will dramatically change.
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