He was such a happy man. Life was good. Reimbursements were orderly. Regulations were sane.

Then the world changed.  70 hour weeks became 90 hour weeks.  The Board of Directors began to feel like the Board Upside His Head.  He developed a nervous tic and an odd appearance, having twisted out all the hairs from the brow above his left eye.

In short, things were lousy. But like the legendary his bummed out life and became the CEO they talk about at places CEOs gather to talk. Now, almost daily, someone stops him in the hallway of his facility to tell him how much he looks like JFK.

Yet it's more than confidence, more than a new hairpiece, more than an eerie, psychic willing of himself back to life.  Something transpired that made him the envy of all he surveys.

Top aides, who are paid to notice things, noticed a stunning coincidence. The facility began implementing several HMS advanced solutions, and, lo and behold, the CEO’s demeanor began to change. 

They were little things at first. The first quarter that profits came back up, he stopped mumbling to himself.  But later, when medical errors went down, he was actually seen smiling.  Then, after leaving an atypically pleasant board meeting, he was seen walking on air. That’s when it was confirmed that he possessed superpowers.

One thing is for sure. He is a changed CEO.And we know what helped change him.

Strengths: 
• Continues to save money and resources with HMS’ hosting option
• Heartburn free for 90 days and counting thanks to his ability to review timely financial reports on one or all facilities
• Astounded by the enormous stack of applications
HR is receiving from physicians, nurses and more - all vying to work for such a high tech, integrated facility.

Weaknesses:  Golf game.  Jelly donuts.  Puppies.