Purchased Services Present Opportunity for Significant Savings on Operating Budgets

Analyzing and re-considering healthcare purchased services can help hospitals save up to 30 percent on their operating budgets.

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Dallas-based MD Buyline offers a complimentary whitepaper outlining questions and considerations that address a re-evaluation of purchased services.

Purchased services can account for up to 35 percent of a hospital’s operating budget, but hospitals have the opportunity to reduce those costs by almost one-third, according to the news release.

Additionally, hospitals that have implemented MD Buyline’s best practices have achieved sustainable operating budget reductions by about 3 percent, according to the news release.

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