Insights

As investors and operators know first-hand, healthcare is not a sector that stands still. The operating environment constantly faces multiple headwinds that drive change. These can be innovations within a sub-sector that provide more efficient or effective offer to payors, or it might be top-down shifts in government policy that are reactions to changing demographic demands and rising expectations from individuals about what they expect from a publicly funded service.

Following months of speculation, the NHS Long-Term Plan was finally published last week. A comprehensive policy document, it provides important insights on priorities that will shape NHS organisation and service delivery over the next five to ten years.

As Democrats take over the House of Representatives for the first time since 2011, 2019 promises to
change Congressional focus and priorities. The second half of 2018 saw relatively little in the way of
healthcare legislation outside of the passage of new opioid legislation, the SUPPORT for Patients and
Communities Act. Congress funded HHS through the appropriations process by the end of September,
and with no other must-pass healthcare legislation in December, the lame duck session passed with no
healthcare legislation.

FINAL UPDATED AGENDA: Marwood’s 14th Annual Healthcare Conference

Thursday, November 29, 2018 – The Mayflower Hotel – 1127 Connecticut Avenue, Northwest – Washington, DC 20036

On Thursday, November 29, Marwood will host senior healthcare policy makers, executives, and thought-leaders at its 14th Annual Healthcare Conference in Washington, DC. Speakers will share perspectives on current healthcare trends impacting the sector and provide a comprehensive outlook on healthcare policy at the federal and state levels. This is our premier event of the year, so plan to join us following the midterm elections.

Please click the button below for details regarding registration, confirmed speaker bios and more!