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17Mar, 2020
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The United States of Healthcare (SM) (Part 5)

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As we move into Part 5 of this series, we want to discuss the current nationwide pandemic, COVID-19.  We have been trying to make the point that healthcare has become the business of America, both as the largest employer and the largest individual segment of the U.S. economy, measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP).  We are 100% confident in the stability of healthcare in the United States, and we would highlight the fact that even during the recession of 2008 and 2009, employment in the U.S. healthcare sector continued to […]
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4Mar, 2020
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The United States of Healthcare (SM) (Part 4)

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The COVID-19 Virus In this series of blogs, we have been supporting our argument that the United States has been undergoing a historic migration in our economy between manufacturing products and goods versus services for several decades.  This is not a new argument, in fact, it is quite well established within the economic and financial systems.  However, one thing that is important to note is that healthcare is being overlooked by financial markets and by most investors; healthcare, a service industry, is quietly becoming a predominant part of the service […]
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13Feb, 2020
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The United States of HealthcareSM (Part 3)

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The United States of HealthcareSM (Part 3) Based on the last two blogs of this series, we believe many people who are dismissing the direction of our economy may have been looking at it through wrong-colored glasses.  The U.S. jobs report for January 2020 was just issued, and once again, healthcare services are a key driver of jobs growth. See the graph from CNBC below:   We can drill down on this combined “Education and Healthcare” number of 72,000 a little deeper by going directly to the Bureau of Labor […]
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30Jan, 2020
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The United States of HealthcareSM (Part 2)

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In part one of our blog series, The United States of Healthcare, we have effectively thrown down the gauntlet[1] that “healthcare is the business of America” today and possibly even more so for the next 10-20 years. Although I  did not plan to discuss this exact point this week, the news released by the U.S. on the growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) got my attention and proved hard to pass up. The release was that 4th quarter GDP in the U.S. economy grew by 2.1%. [2] CNBC reported: WASHINGTON — The […]
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17Jan, 2020
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The United States of Healthcare(SM) (Part 1)

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Happy New Year! Recently, we completed our long series of blogs titled Healthcare 2030 and we continue to discuss some of the topics on our podcast: https://oxiohealth.io/podcasts/ For 2020 and beyond, we will continue to focus primarily on U.S. healthcare issues.  Occasionally, we will include healthcare issues affecting other nations, as well as other global matters. The title of this blog, “The United States of Healthcare,” has been germinating for a while.  I first used this term when I was trying to make the point that, all roads in the […]
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20Dec, 2019
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Healthcare 2030 (Part 7_Final)

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Healthcare 2030 (Part 7) In preparation for the upcoming new year, I would like to close our running series on Healthcare 2030.  First, I’d like to go back to a brief comment we made in Part 4 noting an aging population; it is not just a developed world problem, China’s population is also getting rapidly older.  As we noted, it is just below the U.S. on median age. The median age by country: Japan 47.3 Germany 47.1 Italy 45.5 U.S. 38.1 China is 37.4 It seems that China has also […]
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5Dec, 2019
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Healthcare 2030 (Part 6)

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As we move forward with Part 6 of our blog series, Healthcare 2030, we hope that we’ve been able to detail why we advocate healthcare as a dominant business segment of the United States.  It is about to get crazier as we are just passing the midpoint of the Baby Boomer generation entering the Medicare program and their high healthcare cost consumption years. Medicare has seen this unavoidable wave for decades.  It has tried to push and incentivize Medicare beneficiaries into more predictable managed care or Medicare Advantage (MA) programs, […]
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14Nov, 2019
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Healthcare 2030 (Part 5)

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In our last blog, Healthcare 2030 (Part 4), we dove deep into the weeds of our conversation and we introduced a new term, Age Dependency Ratio (ADR).  The issue highlighted the impact on Japan for over the last two decades, as well as Europe for over a decade, and how it is now beginning to impact the United States.  We blurred the lines between economics and healthcare, and we discussed why we believe that healthcare is the best and the most resilient industry in the United States, today. In our […]
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30Oct, 2019
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Healthcare 2030 (Part 4)

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Our last blog, Healthcare 2030 (Part 3), we discussed demographics and what we expect will be an accelerated demand for healthcare as Baby Boomers age.  As we continue this series, we will elaborate more on this discussion and provide our reasons why we believe things are different this time.  First, we have expanded our Company’s news releases and have added on a new project, podcasting.  If you haven’t heard our first episode yet, be sure to head over to our partner site, OXIOHealth.io and sign up for our free podcast […]
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24Oct, 2019
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OXIOHealth, Inc. Launches New Podcast: Healthcare 2030 – Hosted by: Noel J. Guillama

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West Palm Beach, October 24, 2019 – OXIOHealth, Inc., a partner company of PWeR, Inc., has launched a new podcast, Healthcare 2030 (https://oxiohealth.io/podcasts/).  This program features conversations and interviews with respected healthcare industry experts discussing the latest healthcare topics regarding current issues today and the future of healthcare, innovation and technology. In the first episode, host Noel J. Guillama and his co-host, Carl Larsen discuss many topics ranging from the size of the healthcare industry in the U.S. today, to the top fortune 500 healthcare companies, as well as the […]
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