Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel explains how mRNA, AI, and individualized care could transform everything from vaccines to cancer treatment.

Regulatory shifts and payer dynamics are compounding margin pressure. Our 2025 survey shows care delivery organizations are pairing measured AI investment with integrated outsourcing.

With half of US organizations in our survey now implementing gen AI, the focus is turning to integration, ROI, and agentic AI to realize value across healthcare domains.

Sam Hazen, CEO of HCA Healthcare, reflects on the state of the industry and how emerging technologies and steadfast leadership can help meet patients where they are.

Expanding access takes more than adding capacity—organizations must ensure the right care, in the right place, and at the right time to improve outcomes and clinician retention.

Restoring consumer trust starts with delivering on the brand—how healthcare organizations show up internally and externally. Those using AI well enable more effective, personal, and transparent...

Rather than using M&A to focus on expansion and diversification into new value pools, many US healthcare players are deploying it to access new capabilities and enhance existing assets.

Brian Evanko discusses the need to switch the US healthcare system’s primary focus from treating illnesses and diseases after they occur to preventing them in the first place.

The US healthcare industry faces continuing challenges. But if there’s one reason for optimism, it’s how technological innovation offers the sector a transformative opportunity.

The healthcare industry faces successive waves of challenging trends, with glimmers of opportunity in select segments.

Eric Larsen, president of TowerBrook Advisors, discusses where healthcare incumbents stand in the current AI-focused environment and their opportunity to accelerate adoption to improve outcomes.

Process intelligence gives organizations a clear view of how work really happens, helping them uncover inefficiencies, streamline operations, and lay the foundation for success in an AI-powered future.

The surge in the use of AI healthcare tools is likely to prompt a shift away from point solutions. Early investors will set the foundation for an integrated architecture and clinical-data foundries.

US healthcare organizations should rethink care and business models in response to substantial economic pressures and evolving care demands.

Shifting away from a sole focus on women’s reproductive health to a broader view of the health of women across the care continuum can improve women’s care outcomes—and health systems’ financial standing.

Should healthcare leaders hunker down to weather the next gathering storm or reimagine their businesses through AI, automation, and innovative-care models? The best leaders will do both.

Payers and health systems must act now to respond to unprecedented forces that could cause margin pressures of up to 5.5 and 13.0 percentage points, respectively.