After more than a decade of helping healthcare organizations turn purchasing data into meaningful action, Blue.Point will conclude operations at the end of 2026 as part of the planned wind-down of our parent organization, Yankee Alliance.
Since our founding in 2013, Blue.Point has been guided by a simple but important goal: helping healthcare organizations identify opportunities to improve efficiency, reduce unnecessary variation, align utilization with evidence-based practice, and support high-quality patient care...
This year the internet fell in love with Punch, the resilient baby Japanese macaque. After losing his mother, Punch didn’t just survive; he thrived by clinging to a simple IKEA toy and eventually integrating into a complex social hierarchy. It’s a heartwarming story, but for those of us in healthcare supply chain management, it’s also a powerful metaphor.
Value analysis teams are often asked to evaluate products that clinicians use every day in patient care. These decisions aim to balance clinical performance, safety, and the responsible use of healthcare resources. While clinical feedback is essential in this process, an important concept that can strengthen product evaluation is human factors engineering (HFE).
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Sturdy Memorial Hospital, a 142-bed full-service health system, is committed to balancing high-quality patient care with operational efficiency. By leveraging Blue.Point’s product utilization tool ...
Southcoast Health, an 815-bed health system, leverages Blue.Point’s product utilization tool, a wholly owned subsidiary of Yankee Alliance, to uncover savings opportunities, support clinical initiatives, and enhance patient care.
Collecting multiple extra blood tubes—often referred to as “rainbow draws”—has traditionally been used in emergency departments to anticipate potential add-on testing.