Healthcare reform is poised to have a profound impact on healthcare organizations and their ability to maintain profitability. Changes in the form of government regulations and scrutiny around information technology, delivery of care and reimbursement policies have imposed new challenges, while also creating opportunities for organizations. These developments have reshaped the economic framework for many providers and operating companies, and in many cases imposed new cost pressures. As a result, healthcare organizations are shifting business models and re-thinking operational and strategic growth objectives in order to ensure sustainability.

Whether you’re faced with a need to improve revenues by cost reduction, grow organically or via acquisition or are confronted by litigation, our team of professionals can bring unique industry insights to your organization’s most complex challenges. Our work consists of numerous success stories on behalf of a variety of healthcare entities and other organizations. That’s why healthcare organizations, lawyers, government agencies, and financial buyers consistently turn to us for deep industry knowledge and experience in high-impact situations.

AlixPartners—For when it really matters

Make AlixPartners your partner as you move forward into the future of healthcare. We offer a targeted suite of services to help healthcare organizations face the issues of today and tomorrow.

• Improving operational and financial performance including restructuring when necessary
• Litigation support including testimony in court and expert opinion on matters such as antitrust and breach of contract cases
• Developing and implementing strategic growth initiatives including M&A, Hospital/Physician integration and certificate of need preparation
• Buy and sell-side advisory on valuation, structuring and financing healthcare transactions
• Transactional process reviews, valuation analyses and due diligence on behalf of State Attorneys General throughout the U.S.
• Identifying, quantifying and implementing efficiencies related to the integration of merging healthcare entities