As we cautiously emerge from the burrows of seclusion and uncertainty that has been the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses are facing changing operational landscapes, reframed business models and enterprise-changing advancements in technology—industry upheaval that seems especially pronounced in the health care sector.
Consulting took the opportunity to ask Ken Graboys, co-founder and CEO of The Chartis Group, what he sees in our nearly-post-pandemic future as the key challenges and opportunities for the health care industry.
The Chartis Group was formed in 2001 in an apartment above a pizza shop in Chicago by Ken Graboys and Ethan Arnold. Their stated mission: "to materially improve health care." No small aspiration. After 20 years, the firm has grown into the nation's largest independent health care advisory firm with nearly 500 professionals dedicated to health care. It is a company that is, in their words, "deeply committed to partnering with clients to create a healthier world."
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