Black Book Market Research

Black Book estimates manual contract management costs health providers and systems nearly $157 billion dollars collectively, per year.

Pressures to the alliance remains a problem in health systems including a continuing lack in understanding on both parties to converge on strategies, investment mindsets, healthcare customer experience, business models, and agendas.

The traditionally highly conservative, rule-oriented, strict managerial role structure is being pushed to transition to a more forward-looking technology-based model requiring innovative, disruptive thinkers.

In total, 484 hospitals and inpatient organizations and 713 physician practices were represented in the sweeping Q1-Q2 2019 series of polls.

Most large health systems are prospering with their EHR selections, while many smaller organizations are struggling to stay afloat.

Cerner rated top EHR vendor across all four levels of hospital technology support services for third consecutive year.

In 2015, CIOs held the balance of power over IT purchasing decisions, controlling 71%. But this year that figure fell to just 8%.

Fully Integrated EHR and Practice Management IT tackle value-based care goals of Integrated Health Delivery Systems.

Waystar, the merged solutions of ZirMed and Navicure, is the highest customer-rated comprehensive medical RCM Software Technology

Optum, a part of United Health Group, is the top-rated Health System Vendor for RCM Outsourcing and Software Technology Tools by 4000+ users

Nuance rated highest in customer satisfaction and loyalty for coding, CDI, CAC and transcription software tools by hospitals and physicians.

CDI is the key to better ICD-10 coding and reimbursement accuracy, but it's also vital for preparing organizations for population health.

Nuance rated highest in customer satisfaction and loyalty for coding, CDI, CAC and transcription software tools by hospitals and physicians.

Black Book is ranked among the country's most dynamic businesses rising to #511 with 750% three-year growth