Your expensive new thing must be offset by savings at the hospital in another area.

12 Sept 2025 · 1 min
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Hospitals fund new medical technology from the same budget as everything else, so an expensive device must be justified by reimbursement or offset by cuts elsewhere. You need solid evidence that it improves outcomes and a complete reimbursement package to make the numbers work.

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