Discussion of the impact of for-profit companies and private equity investments in the health and human service field has grown. There are a host of new studies like NYU Stern Report Urges Regulation Of Private Equity In Healthcare and Private Equity Acquisition Of Primary Care Practices: Modest Growth In Clinicians Offset By Increased Clinician Exits.;

At least seven states have enacted legislation to regulate private equity in health care (see;New State Laws Tackle Private Equity’s Growing Role In Health Care).;And there is proposed legislation like the Take Back Our Hospitals Act (see . . .

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Executive Briefings

A series of insights from OPEN MINDS Founder and CEO, Monica E. Oss, Executive Briefings are crafted for executive leaders navigating the complexities of health and human services. Each briefing connects market intelligence with expert analysis to help guide strategy, respond to disruption, and improve organizational performance.

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  • The Autism Market Recalibration

    March 27, 2026
    Discussion of the impact of for-profit companies and private equity investments in the health and human service field has grown. There are a host of new studies like NYU Stern Report Urges Regulation Of Private Equity In Healthcare and Private…
  • Organizations Don’t Fail By Reimbursement Alone

    March 26, 2026
    What do managed care, whole person care, and value-based contracting have in common? They all work better when clinical leaders, not just business leaders, are shaping the decisions. I’ve long maintained that business leaders like me are happy to make…
  • The Confidence For Strategy 

    March 25, 2026
    There is a growing disconnect in the health care market. While 52% of leaders expect a more challenging year ahead, only 71% are confident in their own organization’s performance according to a new survey of executives—2026 Healthcare Leadership Trends Report. To…
  • Unintended Housing Consequences

    March 24, 2026
    Federal policymakers are advancing legislation aimed at curbing institutional ownership of rental housing—but for some populations, the same policy designed to expand access may inadvertently constrain it (see Congressional Housing Deal Faces New Hurdle As Trump Pushes Investor Ban). Over the past…
  • The Consumer Health AI Whipsaw

    March 23, 2026
    Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots in health care in general, and mental health in particular, are moving quickly from novelty to routine. A recent survey—Large Language Models As Mental Health Resources: Patterns Of Use In The United States—found that 48.7% of respondents…
  • The Workforce Tea Leaves

    March 20, 2026
    What is happening with health care employment? The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data is not helpful in the short term. In January, they reported 77,000 jobs added in health care (see Making The Job Happen). But in February, the health care sector…
  • The Guardianship Question

    March 19, 2026
    A new federal initiative could place some homeless or highly vulnerable veterans under court-appointed guardianship. The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) plans to pursue court-appointed guardianship for some homeless veterans who lack decision-making capacity and have no available…
  • Executives In The AI Era

    March 18, 2026
    “Just Do It” is the oft-quoted Nike slogan. But it needs to become the motto of executives in the health and human service field. The long and short of it: to be “valuable” in an increasingly AI-enabled market, it isn’t…
  • Too Many Opportunities

    March 17, 2026
    Most executive teams looking at growth and diversification face the same problem: there are too many options. The challenge isn’t identifying potential opportunities—it’s deciding which ones align with their strategy and have a sustainability market niche. New opportunities are emerging across…
  • Make It At School

    March 16, 2026
    About 3,900 school-based health centers (SBHCs) operate across the United States, providing primary care and behavioral health services directly in schools (see School-Based Health Centers | County Health Rankings & Roadmaps). Despite their visibility in health policy discussions, these programs…
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