Oliver Wyman April 21, 2021
Minoo Javanmardian, Tammy Tomczyk, Bryce Bach, Santiago Doria

The current supply of inpatient beds is far higher than what we need now, or even what we’ll need a decade from now.

HOW HEALTHCARE’S SUPPLY CAN BETTER FIT DEMAND

The United States healthcare system has yet to pivot over to value-based, consumer-oriented care. As a result, our fragmented patient journey is emptying consumers’ wallets, hindering delivery execution of high-quality, low-cost care, and saddling the nation with an expensive, unnecessary acute care infrastructure. Despite this article’s dismally toned introduction, we are optimistic about the future and see a substantial correction coming over the next decade.

We Have and Use Way Too Many Beds

COVID-19 exposed the paradox in our system: The US had more than enough inpatient beds – it...

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