Business Intelligence Measuring Distress in the U.S. Every Quarter Since 2010
Proprietary Distress Indices Comparing Trends in Health Care, Real Estate & The U.S. Economy
- Cited by Bloomberg, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Deal, Modern Healthcare, Healthcare M&A News and used by various regulatory and rating agencies.
- Showing trends on Main Street and Wall Street, not just in the public markets.
- Three separate indices, updated quarterly, with a baseline of 100 in the 4th quarter of 2010 that track the U.S. Economy, Real Estate, and Health care.
- Showing trends across various geographic areas to show where economic distress is occurring.

Why These Indices Matter
- The only indices tracking distress across the U.S. economy, real estate and health care consistently since 2010.
- Based on a four quarter rolling average to show real trend lines, not just noise.
- The only index comparing health care distress to the U.S. economy and real estate revealing how health care is decoupled from the rest of the economy.
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