About The AcademyThe Health Management Academy (The Academy) provides an open environment for the senior executives of the country's largest health systems and corporations to exchange best practices and benchmarking data, focused on increasing the quality, appropriateness and efficiency of care. Our membership includes executives from approximately 90 health systems that account for 50% of the hospital net patient revenue in the country and represent 50% of the nation's hospitals of 100 beds or larger. Forum membership also includes senior executives from more than 60 major corporations, which represent approximately 50% of the Fortune 100 companies with health businesses. By virtue of the size and position of their healthcare systems and corporations, The Academy members have similar opportunities and challenges. They view The Academy as a knowledge source for identifying and monitoring tactical and emerging strategic issues. The Academy was formed in 1998, the same decade many of the largest health systems were created. The Academy's model of educational programming creates Forums of health system executives with similar roles, assesses the top priorities of its members, monitors the organization and development of large health system executive teams and facilitates structured interaction among its members. |
