Forbes List of America’s Best Executive Recruiting Firms 2017, 2018, 2019
Chief Executive Officer – Top 3 Ranked Behavioral Health Hospital
Chief Financial Officer – Top 3 Academic Health System
Chief Executive Officer – Top Ranked Heart Institute
Chief Medical Officer, Faculty Practice Plan – Top 20 Medical School
Chief Financial Officer – PE Sponsored Post-Acute Services Company
Designated Institution Official – Top 20 Medical School
Chief Operating Officer – PE Sponsored Physician Practice Management Company
Chief of the Division of Congenital Heart Surgery – #1 Ranked Pediatric Program in the U.S.
Vice President of Corporate Development – Large Healthcare Outsourcing Company
Chief Medical Officer/Chief Medical Information Officer – International Catholic Health System
Corporate Vice President of Clinic Operations – PE Sponsored National Operator of Pediatric Clinics
Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs – Top Ranked Medical School
Director, Center for Health and Biosciences – University-based Think Tank
Chief Financial Officer – PE Sponsored Wound Care Company
Chief of Pediatric Surgery – Top 5 Children’s Hospital
Vice President of Marketing – PE Sponsored Anesthesia Services Provider
Senior Vice President, Operations – PE Sponsored Operator of Veterinary Clinics/Hospitals
Chief Executive Officer – For-Profit Surgical Hospital
Radiologist-in-Chief – Top 5 Hospital
Chief Executive Officer – Continuing Care Retirement Community
Satisfied Clients
John SteeleSenior Vice President – Human Resources, HCA (retired 2019)
“HCA has worked with Jannah Hodges and Hodges Partners for more than a decade. Notably, Jannah has placed over 50 executives within our system, and with rare exception, they are all still part of our organization. With the numerous executive search firm choices available, it is exceptional to find a consultant who is truly a partner to the organizations they serve. Jannah Hodges is that type of consultant – a true partner. We look forward to our continued success working together with Hodges Partners.”
Paul Klotman, MDPresident & CEO, Executive Dean, Baylor College of Medicine
“Hodges Partners is an outstanding firm to work with in the recruitment of leaders in academic medicine. I have actually had the opportunity to work with the firm as both a recruit and a client. Jannah and her team are extremely supportive of both candidates and clients throughout the recruitment process. She puts in a lot of personal effort and has a unique ability to match the right candidates with the right leadership opportunities which has resulted in bringing some great new leaders to our organization.”
Sami AbbasiFounder and CEO of United Vision Partners
“I have known and worked with Jannah for more than 15 years. Over that period of time she placed several key senior leaders in the various organizations that I have run, and has been my trusted human capital advisor. Jannah is off-the-charts smart, has high integrity and is one of the hardest workers in the business. In addition, she has built a very talented, complementary and highly responsive support team. I unequivocally recommend Hodges Partners; they deliver superior outcomes.”
Happening Now
- Private equity pushes into healthcare: 6 recent deals
There were more than 300 private equity deals in the healthcare industry in 2019, and the healthcare sector has continued to draw private equity investors in this year. (09.21.2020) - Sunstone Partners Announces Investment in RSource Healthcare
Sunstone Partners, a growth-oriented investment firm focused on tech-enabled services and software companies, has invested in RSource Healthcare, a leading provider of revenue cycle management (“RCM”) services to hospitals and health systems. (09.09.2020) - When private equity firms invest in women’s health clinics, who benefits?
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to surge in the United States, Americans are becoming more aware of the deficits in their health care delivery system. (09.14.2020) - Covid-19 vaccines, tests and treatments spur healthcare M&A
The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted entire industries in 2020, but perhaps none so much as healthcare. (08.31.2020)
- Montefiore, Albert Einstein College of Medicine partner on wearables study for remote monitoring care
Montefiore Health System and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, both in New York City, are teaming up to study the outcomes of patients with COVID-19 who are monitored at home using remote patient monitoring technologies versus patients who receive in-person care. (09.28.2020) - 2 San Antonio systems to create integrated health network
UT Health San Antonio and University Health System in San Antonio have signed a memorandum of understanding to create an integrated health delivery system, according to KENS 5, a CBS affiliate. (09.17.2020) - RWJBarnabas Health, Saint Peter’s Healthcare to merge
Two New Jersey health systems — Saint Peter’s Healthcare System and RWJBarnabas Health — have signed a definitive agreement to merge. (09.10.2020) - So many medical students, so few clerkship sites
Hands-on clinical experience is essential to producing future physicians. But some schools have been struggling to find enough clerkship sites and preceptors. Now, COVID-19 has only worsened their worries. We look at the problem — and possible solutions. (09.10.2020)
- Google, Microsoft, AT&T & more partner to mitigate health disparities through technology
The Health Equity and Access Leadership Coalition, an initiative aimed at tackling health disparities via technology, formed Sept. 30. (09.30.2020) - Healthcare IT Outsourcing Market 2020 Outlook 2024: Top Companies, Trends and Growth Factors Details for Business Development
Global Healthcare IT Outsourcing Market is a comprehensive research that provides information regarding Healthcare IT Outsourcing market size, trends, growth, cost structure, capacity, revenue and forecast 2024. (09.30.2020) - Top 10 cities in the US adopting telemedicine
New York City leads in telemedicine adoption among U.S. cities, according to Doximity’s 2020 State of Telemedicine report. (09.28.2020) - COVID – 19 Impact on Healthcare RCM Outsourcing Industry 2020-2024 Global Market Growth, Revenue, Key Players GeBBS Healthcare, Parallon, Availit, Cerner
The global Healthcare RCM Outsourcing Market is valued at 13200 million USD in 2020 and is expected to reach 22100 million USD by the end of 2024, growing at a CAGR of 10.9% between 2020 and 2024. (09.28.2020) - Strategic National Stockpile not built for this pandemic, experts say
A shortage of critical medical supplies continues and may be worse because the Strategic National Stockpile isn’t designed to handle a pandemic of the scale of COVID-19, three supply chain experts wrote Sept. 17 in Harvard Business Review. (09.17.2020)
- Texas Heart Institute launching clinical practice
Houston-based Texas Heart Institute opened a clinical practice Oct. 1 that will focus on cardiovascular clinical care, the Houston Business Journal reports. (10.01.2020) - Texas Heart Institute launching clinical practice
Houston-based Texas Heart Institute opened a clinical practice Oct. 1 that will focus on cardiovascular clinical care, the Houston Business Journal reports. (10.01.2020) - Cases rise in 25 states; kids make up 10% of all cases — 7 COVID-19 updates
National daily COVID-19 cases have increased by about 25 percent since mid-September, according to an Oct. 1 newsletter from The New York Times. (10.01.2020) - 5 healthcare projects halted, called off during the pandemic
Five healthcare developments that came to a halt or were called off during the COVID-19 pandemic: (09.30.2020) - Interest in hospital-at-home programs explodes during COVID-19
To free up beds and protect vulnerable patients, many hospitals are sending patients home with IVs, EKG devices, and other mainstays of acute care. How does “hospital at home” work, and what’s next for this model of care? (09.29.2020) - Walmart Health details expansion plans in 3 states: 6 things to know
Walmart plans to open at least 16 more standalone health clinics by the end of 2021, according to a Sept. 17 company blog post. (09.17.2020)
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- Hospital admissions unrelated to COVID-19 have partially rebounded, study finds
U.S. hospital admissions that are not linked to COVID-19 have partially rebounded since the pandemic’s start, but they remain low for patients in majority-Hispanic neighborhoods, according to a new study in Health Affairs. (09.29.2020) - Confronting race in diagnosis: Medical students call for reexamining how kidney function is estimated
For 21 years, physicians have corrected for race in a formula that estimates kidney function. Students are increasingly questioning why, especially since kidney failure disproportionately impacts Black patients. (09.29.2020) - 9 hospitals ending services, closing departments
Several healthcare organizations recently closed medical units or terminated services to shore up finances, focus on more in-demand services or prevent patient care lapses. (09.21.2020) - Hospital CEO turnover rate by state
Nationally, the annual turnover rate of hospital CEOs fell slightly to 17 percent in 2019, according to a report from the American College of Healthcare Executives. (09.16.2020) - 13 health systems opening hospitals
The following health systems have opened hospitals, advanced proposals to build them or announced plans for them in the last two weeks: (09.09.2020)
- Hospital admissions unrelated to COVID-19 have partially rebounded, study finds
- Anthem Reportedly in Talks to Buy CareCentrix
Dealmaking rumors continue to swirl this week. (09.24.2020) - How Three of the Fastest-Growing Home Care Companies Stand Out Among Their Peers
This year’s edition of Inc. magazine’s 5,000 fastest-growing, privately held U.S. companies featured several in-home care providers, many of which have continued growing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. (09.20.2020) - Eliminating staff links between nursing homes could reduce COVID-19 cases in the facilities by 44%, report finds
Public health experts have identified staff members working at multiple facilities as contributors to the spread of COVID-19, according to The New York Times. (09.11.2020) - Hospitals partner with nursing homes to prevent and fight outbreaks
Academic medical centers leverage their expertise and resources to help the most vulnerable patients as part of their mission to serve their communities. (09.08.2020)
- The first presidential debate: 7 healthcare takeaways
President Donald Trump and former Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden sparred over the future of the ACA, the COVID-19 pandemic and health insurance during a 90-minute debate in Cleveland Sept. 29. (09.30.2020) - Molina to acquire New York Medicaid plan for $380M
Molina Healthcare entered into a definitive agreement to buy most of Affinity Health Plan’s assets for about $380 million, the insurer said Sept. 29. (09.29.2020) - 4 new hospital-insurer partnerships
Here are four new partnerships that hospitals and health insurers recently announced: (09.17.2020) - Cigna rebranding health services division as Evernorth
Cigna is rebranding its health services division, including pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts, as Evernorth, it said Sept. 16. (09.16.2020) - CMS proposes payment changes to Medicare Advantage, Part D: 5 things to know
CMS issued part one of its proposed 2022 Medicare Advantage Advance Notice, which updates payment methodologies to Medicare Advantage and Part D plans. (09.15.2020) - The great acceleration in healthcare: Six trends to heed
Next generation care management, health for all, consolidated care delivery, and reform efforts are among the trends that may shape healthcare in the years ahead. (09.09.2020)
