Financing the future

Each report in the Financing the Future series focuses on the current and future demand for capital, the future supply of capital, on future strategies for providers and on implication for policy-all designed to help the healthcare industry seize the opportunity to finance the future.

Financing the Future I - Report 1
Financing the Future I - Report 1

"How are Hospitals Financing the Future? Access to Capital in Health Care Today" examines the state of the hospital and healthcare industry today. It highlights the growing gap between those hospitals who "have" broad access to capital and those who "have not."

Financing the Future I - Report 2
Financing the Future I - Report 2

"How are Hospitals Financing the Future? Capital Spending in Health Care Today" examines the state of the hospital and healthcare industry today. It cites the quality of nearly half the nation's hospital facilities and their ability to meet future demand for services are in jeopardy.
Financing the Future I - Report 3
Financing the Future I - Report 3

"How are Hospitals Financing the Future? The Future of Capital Spending" examines the state of the hospital and healthcare industry today. It cites that nearly three-fourths of hospital CFOs expect to increase capital spending by an average of 14 percent per year over the next five years.
Financing the Future I - Report 4
Financing the Future I - Report 4

"How are Hospitals Financing the Future? The Future of Capital Access" examines the state of the hospital and healthcare industry today, and cites that 84 percent of CFOs will have greater difficulty in funding future capital expenditures.

Financing the Future I - Report 5
Financing the Future I - Report 5

"How are Hospitals Financing the Future? Core Competencies in Capital Planning" builds on the findings in this research series and focuses on the "how to's" of capital planning.

Financing the Future I - Report 6
Financing the Future I - Report 6

"How Are Hospitals Financing the Future? Where Will the Industry Go From Here" calls on a diverse panel of thought leaders with unique points of view about the future of health care, particularly as it relates to capital.