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Transforming Health Care Supply Chains for a Brighter Future

At Advantus Health Partners, we’re continuing to reshape health care supply chains, working to ensure that the industry remains resilient and efficient. In a recent interview with Pulse 2.0, Dan Hurry, president of Advantus, provided insights into how Advantus is revolutionizing health care supply chains. Navigating Uncharted Waters Launching a

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Try a New Approach to Find Health Care Supply Chain Savings

As health systems face continued financial challenges, 47% of health care leaders say supply cost reductions will be among their top cost-saving initiatives this year. These reductions will demand difficult choices around what to cut and necessitate an agile response in an inflationary environment. The old ways of doing things

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Advantus President, Dan Hurry, Featured in Becker’s Hospital Review

Dan Hurry, president of Advantus Health Partners, was featured in an article in Becker’s Hospital Review about “Healthcare Supply Chain’s No. 1 Issue: A Language Barrier.” In the article, Dan discusses the biggest problem for the medical supply chain. Dan believes we don’t have the consistency and intelligence to make

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Dan Hurry named top 10 people to watch in health care supply chain

Dan Hurry, president, Advantus Health Partners, was recently named one of top 10 people to watch in health care contracting, according to The Journal of Healthcare Contracting. Dan says, “Our [supply chain] model goes beyond the traditional design, creating a proactive approach focused on people, processes and technology – knowing

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How Clinicians Can Support their Supply Chain

As a supply chain solutions company, Advantus started by managing supply chain for Bon Secours Mercy Health, a 50-hospital health system. Early on, we discovered that involving clinicians in the supply chain process led to better outcomes for patients and helped reduce costs.

Supply chain departments play an important role in the acquisition of medical devices and supplies. Physicians have the power to take on a larger role in this decision-making process.

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