The baby boomer generation started turning 65 years old this January, which means an expected 2.8 million boomers will qualify for Medicare in 2011 alone. Hospitals must remain on guard for the implications stemming from an exploding baby boomer population. Here, Ron Wince, president and CEO of Guidon Performance Solutions, a performance management company, shares six thoughts on what concerns hospitals should have and solutions for addressing those concerns.
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February 14, 2011
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