Presentation by Ralph Foster II, AHMC's Vice President of Business Development, was given at the Med 2020 Forum in Muscat, Oman on October 27th. Mr. Foster's presentation gives an overview of Opportunities in Private Healthcare in the GCC Region.
2. AHMC is a private US company headquartered in Washington D.C. focused on the development and management of world-class hospitals that operate according to US management fundamentals and quality standards (JCI).
AHMC’s 16 year track record includes successful collaboration in more than 50 hospital projects, on 5 continents and 24 countries around the world.
AHMC’s model is adapted to the varied environments in which we operate and according to the expectations of the clients we serve in order to deliver enhanced operational capabilities, quality, and profitability.
AHMC’s mission is to provide expertise on a local level and through knowledge transfer develop quality medical services that are accessible to the communities we serve. AHMC PROFILE
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KEYS TO SUCCESS
Assess market demographics
Analyze epidemiological data and trends
Is there demand in the market for services and will prices be sustainable…No profit no mission.
Service selection –Can’t be all things to all people: Ok to be Wal-Mart and ok to be Macys but you can’t be both
What are potential sources of patient referrals
Define strategy and vision of investors/owns
Develop the business plan and objectives of the hospital
Differentiation and positioning effectively
7. POPULATION TRENDS
GCC has fastest growing population:
2020: Population increase by 33%
•Majority under 25
•Advances in medicine leading to increase in life expectancy
8. GCC HEALTH TRENDS
Affluence and sedentary lifestyle leading to:
–Obesity
–Diabetes
–Heart Disease
–Cancer
http://www.weforum.org/pdf/Global_Competitiveness_Reports/Reports/chapters/2_1.pdf
9. DEMAND FOR HEALTHCARE
A 2005 study estimated that by 2025 demand for healthcare services would increase on average by 240% in GCC
–Cardiovascular disease: 419%
–Diabetes-related: 323%
–Cancer: 275%
http://www.weforum.org/pdf/Global_Competitiveness_Reports/Reports/chapters/2_1.pdf
10. BED NEED
162,000 Beds by 2025 in GCC
–Saudi Arabia and UAE will have largest increase in demand
Saudi MoHhas projected that it will need to double the number of existing beds to 66,000 in the next 5 years to keep pace with needs
http://www.weforum.org/pdf/Global_Competitiveness_Reports/Reports/chapters/2_1.pdf
11. NEED FOR SPECIALIZED CARE
Cardiac
Oncology
Surgical Hospitals
Orthopedics
Women and Childrens’ Hospitals
Acute Care and Rehabilitation
12. CHARACTERISTICS OF HEALTHCARE
Hospitals are a complex business
Healthcare is a dynamic industry
Healthcare is local
Reimbursement for services unique
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CONSIDERATIONS
Long-term perspective
Dedicated/sustained effort
Business of “people”
Team sport
Reimbursement
Scarcity of capital
Human
Financial
= Significant ROI possible
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BUSINESS MODELS
Classic:
Public
Public Private Partnerships
Private:
Foundation
Family Owned
Doctor Owned
Investor Owned
Alternative:
Hospital within a Hospital
Doctor –Investor Hybrid
Joint Ventures
Collaboration with Insurance Companies
Concession of Services
15. HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENT
PHASE 1-FS/BP Development
TIMEFRAME: 2 –3 MONTHS
Conduct Feasibility Study
Develop Business Plan
Develop the Financial Projections
Analysis of the site and architectural design
Preliminary staffing plan
Market analysis
PHASE 2-PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTINGTIMEFRAME: 18-24 MONTHS
Work with architect and construction manager
Operating procedures development
Equipment planning
HIT Selection and implementation
Development of bylaws for the board and medical staff
Establish governance structure
PHASE 3-PRE-OPERATIONS & COMMISSIONINGTIMEFRAME: 6 -9 MONTHS
Staffing core operating team
General staffing and recruitment
Physician recruitment
Implement operating policies and procedures
Implement process design and protocol
Equipment procurement and installation
Establish financial controls and measures
Hospital commissioning
PHASE 4-OPERATIONSTIMEFRAME: 10-15 YEARS
Turnkey executive management and control of daily business operations
Implement international mode of clinical procedures and medical care
Implement quality improvement and patient safety framework
Implement AHMC best practice financial and operations management
Recruitment, training and retention of physicians, nurses and hospital staff
Selection/implementation of HIT System
AHMC Onsite Full-Time
AHMC Consulting and Support
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ALIGNMENT OF INCENTIVES
Owners / Investors
Physicians
Employees
Payors
Other Hospitals
Community
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SERVICE EXCELLENCE
Patient Satisfaction
Quality of care and service:
Meeting patients and families’expectations
Enhancing the patient’s experience
Instilling a culture of service
Differentiation and positioning
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CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESS
Clearly identified and sustainable local market
Socio-economic levels of patients and related expectations
Aligned, well-trained and multi-specialty medical staffs
Operated to International Standards (ISO9000/HQS/JCAHO)
Emphasis on “value” technology as a clinical and business tool
Clinical benchmarking and measuring of outcomes
Understand the relationship and implications between clinical care and financial performance
Productivity and flexibility
Appropriate and sufficient capitalization –with reality based financing
Accountability, transparency and long-term relationships
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SUMMARY
Significant new opportunities exist
Know who you are and know your market
Align incentives with owners/investors, stakeholders, medical staff, employees and payors
Focus on developing a culture of service excellence to enhance patient experience
Staff retention and development
Maintain the optimal mix of technology and financial resources
Nurture an environment that is focused on quality and continuous improvement
Differentiation and effective positioning