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The Tired, Ubiquitous Inertia of ‘Reimagined’
The vast quantities of laziness crammed into 10 letters is worrying. Continue reading
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The BirdDog experiment: results, lessons and what’s next
I’m wildly proud of this experiment. I hope you learned as much as I have. Continue reading
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Next health care evolution to test durability, role of Nashville’s powerhouse industry
Perspective: The coming era of change in health care could put Nashville on track for an awakening about the role and durability of its powerhouse industry even as HCA Healthcare projects the company is in “a bit of a safe zone.” Continue reading
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The (final) Weekender: What a time to be alive
Spotlighting original BirdDog reporting and why a few headlines from elsewhere matter for Tennessee. Continue reading
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The Penultimate Weekender: a note, Medicaid expansion’s personal finance impacts + life insurance gets fascinating
Spotlighting original BirdDog reporting and why a few headlines from elsewhere matter for Tennessee. Continue reading
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Greater Nashville sees median wage jump in new Census data, yet costs still dominate the region’s affordability conversation
New U.S. Census Bureau data signaled a tight labor market and competition are pushing up some Nashville-area wages, but affordability remains a regional challenge. Continue reading
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The Weekender: Prime shoppers ready for Rx, do you mean to text ‘ducking’ + a snooze of a bull market
Spotlighting original BirdDog reporting and why a few headlines from elsewhere matter for Tennessee. Continue reading
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The Weekender: Purdue under fire, the pumpkin spice creep + digital health needs its own approach
Spotlighting original BirdDog reporting and why a few headlines from elsewhere matter for Tennessee. Continue reading
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Alan Levine explains why ‘an unapologetic free market capitalist’ thinks East Tennessee can be healthier with less competition
Alan Levine, CEO of Ballad Health, talked to a group at Health:Further on Aug. 29 about how, and why, the newly merged health system wants to rethink the way people get care in East Tennessee. Continue reading
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