Panelists at the recent NIC Spring Conference agree that in order to be competitive in today's value-based healthcare system, care must be coordinated, cost-effective for the public and private sectors, affordable for patients, and meet metrics for quality.

Things are at a tipping point, say panelists at the NIC Spring Conference, but there is room for opportunity for those who can get connected and partner to find new ways to achieve value.

NIC Spring Conference speakers say that boomer consumers will demand home visits, technology will enable it, and managed care will pay for it because it will produce meaningful healthcare dollar savings.

Healthcare organizations are looking to save money while maintaining or bettering outcomes, say panelists at the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care Spring Conference.

Affordability, rent control and competition among private sector sources are on the top of these lenders' minds.

Panelists at MBA CREF tell the audience how they reached their career goals.

Alex Rodriquez told MBA CREF conference goers that most athletes make 80% of their money between age 20 and 30, so he started A-rod Corp. to plan for a life after baseball.

The value of lender and operator partnerships were on display at the MBA Cref Convention.