#Healthcare senior analyst @RSMUSLLP and M&A Director. Good at cards, bad at golf. https://xitter.gq/t.co/YNdEBPMPPD
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Positive HC jobs news all around- total sector up 28,300 jobs with senior care posting its 4th consecutive monthly gain (+5.6k). While positive news, it's a bandaid on an arterial wound.
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“A green message — anyone with an Android — throws off the entire chat, because now the whole thing has to be SMS,” said Annelise Hillman, the 24-year-old [boss] of a men’s grooming business. “So the social pressure to get an iPhone is pretty insane.”
ft.com/content/8a2e8442-449e…
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Point of caution: Retail sales had a habit of showing big upside surprises in Jan in the past 2 years, likely due to seasonal and shift in shopping pattern factors. Jan's median forecasts missed to the downside for the 3rd time in a row (well, including ours).
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Victor Hugo is most famous for writing beloved novels like Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
But he was also one of the greatest painters of the 19th century.
And Hugo's art, kept secret until after his death, is unlike anything you've seen before...
ALT Octopus by Victor Hugo (1866)
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Listen Here: lnkd.in/g7kQxPek
This episode features Matt Wolf, Health Care Senior Analyst & National Health Care Business Valuation Leader at RSM. Here, he discusses the macroeconomic interest rate cycle & how private equity would be affected if a recession were to happen.
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The letters "ough" can be pronounced at least 8 different ways in English.
How did that happen?!
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This isn't "BOMBSHELL NEWS🚨🚨🚨" - it is abuse of data to arrive at a conclusion, and naked grifting. This tactic is very common in antivaccine activism and really scares people, so lets look at why its utter nonsense, and how to spot it in the wild. A thread 🧵
Please join us Jan. 24 at 1 p.m. ET to learn about business challenges health care organizations will face in 2023 as well as the solutions and technology platforms needed to overcome these issues. rsm.buzz/3Gv3LI6
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Apple’s decoupling with China -
The beginning of a hugely consequential development (1/2)
Cc: @paulg @ElbridgeColby @Noahpinion @erikbryn
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what health tech companies were born in the last recession?
2007: Auris, Fitbit, One Medical, Accolade, ZocDoc, Counsyl
2008: Livongo, Noom, Health Catalyst, Castlight
2009: MDLive, Sharecare, Unified Women's Healthcare
and during the rebuild era:
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California is offering in-home caregivers pay and incentives for the time they spend learning about dementia care, first-aid treatment, and medication management — as part of an effort to attract new workers and reduce turnover.
📝: @laurieudesky khn.org/news/article/califor…
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Thrilled to announce the Cash Flow Positive Digital Health 150 💥
A list of the most promising digital health companies around the world that are cash flow positive.
#digitalhealth #CFPDH150
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CMS just dropped proposed rule to require Medicare Advantage, ACA plans, state Medicaid agencies and managed care plans to streamline prior auth. Will go into effect in 2026. public-inspection.federalreg…
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“Broadly speaking, retailers could price products wherever they wanted to over the last two years and consumers would buy them,” our Senior Analyst Mike Graziano tells the @nytimes.
"Now consumers are looking for deals like they do over the holiday..." rsm.us/3hIbPwh
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Google Cloud and Epic, the largest medical software vendor in the US, have partnered up to allow clients to run their Epic workloads on Google Cloud.
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"I think therefore I am" is probably the most famous line in the history of philosophy.
But it's a misquote.
Because René Descartes, who came up with the idea in the 1630s, never actually said that...
ALT The Thinker by Auguste Rodin (1904)
