Necessity doesn't protect a cash flow — the payment rail does. CRG examines why insured patients are now driving most hospital bad debt, why the "essential vs. discretionary" split misleads investors, and what it means to underwrite health care and wellness to the obligor, not the top line.
Inflation is back in the news. Same argument as always — gas, groceries, tariffs, what the Fed does next. The May 2026 CPI gave everyone plenty to chew on: prices up 4.2% over the year, the fastest in three years, energy up more than 23%. That's the inflation people feel at the pump and the checkout.
There's a bigger one, and it barely shows up in that conversation. And that's the problem.
Look at the official medical-care index and health…
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CRG’s Sean Scanlan sat down with Wayne Cavanaugh, CEO of Family Care Center, to discuss the state of the behavioral health market and how Wanye and his team are working to address the mental health crisis by bringing critical therapy to more patients and expanding access to mental healthcare services.
CRG’s Brian Englander sat down with Joe Catanese, CEO of Calyxo, to discuss the kidney stone market, his career, and how his team is working to change kidney stone treatment through its innovative technology, ultimately improving the quality of care for patients who suffer from kidney stones.
Luke Düster and Dr. Mark McClellan discuss the impact of the upcoming election on healthcare policy and investment. They highlight how election outcomes may shift legislative priorities and examine the role of private equity in healthcare.