Becker's Healthcare March 26, 2024
Alexis Kayser

The majority of healthcare providers and payers are not ready to meet shifting health equity regulatory requirements, according to Ernst & Young’s latest report.

To compile its “2024 Health Equity Outlook,” the accounting firm surveyed 500 health equity leaders across stakeholder industries: providers, payers, life sciences, government, and nonprofit/community organizations. The respondent pool included 64 health systems, 14 physician groups, 11 hospitals, eight academic medical centers and three federally qualified health centers. Nearly 40% of respondents were directors, department leads or the equivalent, while 29% were C-suite executives and 28% were vice presidents.

Most provider and payer respondents indicated that as of today, they could not meet health equity-related regulatory requirements introduced by CMS, the National Committee for...

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Topics: Equity/SDOH, Healthcare System, Insurance, Payer, Provider, Survey / Study, Trends
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