The Next Decade in Healthcare:
Increased Volumes and Shifts in Care Sites

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, provider organizations saw a steady decrease in non-emergency-related patient volumes. While those levels are starting to increase back to pre-pandemic numbers, in 2021 there was still a 5% decrease in inpatient volume compared to 2019.

However, through future forecasts, things are looking up, not only for inpatient volumes but outpatient as well.

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Two major trends contributing to this increase
The shift in sites of care will continue but soften
Emergency departments will see an increase in volume this year alone
And more!

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