As a new member of the HIMSS Digital Health Consulting Partner program, Guidehouse will employ several of HIMSS's key maturity models including:

Initiative will help healthcare organizations improve their digital maturity and enhance care deliveryMCLEAN, Va., Feb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Guidehouse, a global consultancy providing advisory, digital, and managed services to the commercial and public sectors, has teamed up with the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), a trusted global authority on healthcare innovation, to advance digital health transformation. As a new member of the HIMSS Digital Health Consulting Partner (DHCP) program, Guidehouse will use HIMSS digital maturity models to assess healthcare organizations' technology capabilities, implement tailored strategies and solutions, and work with organizations to help them reach a more advanced state of digital health adoption.HIMSS digital maturity models have been used for more than a decade in over 7,000 healthcare facilities across the U.S. As a part of this initiative, Guidehouse will use three HIMSS models:HIMSS Analytics Maturity Assessment Model (AMAM): This model, with a newly added AI governance and deployment component, supports advanced analytics literacy, robust data governance, and transparency in patient data management, while enabling organizations to scale AI-driven insights for population health improvements.This model, with a newly added AI governance and deployment component, supports advanced analytics literacy, robust data governance, and transparency in patient data management, while enabling organizations to scale AI-driven insights for population health improvements. HIMSS Community Care Outcomes Maturity Model (C-COMM): Designed for non-acute care organizations, this model emphasizes strategic access to care by focusing on improving health outcomes for specific population segments through proactive interventions and prevention strategies. Focused on value-based care, the C-COMM model fosters innovation and supports comprehensive digital health transformation in community-based care settings, ensuring more efficient, patient-centered delivery.Designed for non-acute care organizations, this model emphasizes strategic access to care by focusing on improving health outcomes for specific population segments through proactive interventions and prevention strategies

Formerly the Energy, Sustainability & Infrastructure segment, new leadership and renamed business unit underscores firm's commitment to community impact and innovationMCLEAN, Va., Feb. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Guidehouse, a global consultancy providing advisory, digital, and managed services to the commercial and public sectors, has announced new leadership appointments within its renamed Communities, Energy & Infrastructure (CE&I) segment, previously known as Energy, Sustainability & Infrastructure (ES&I).Michelle Fay, a seasoned partner with over 25 years of experience leading transformative energy initiatives, will now serve as the Global Energy Providers practice Leader. Dan Hahn, formerly head of the Global Energy Providers practice, will be joining Guidehouse's Chief Growth Office as the CE&I Segment Growth Leader."Michelle and Dan have been instrumental in delivering innovative, forward-thinking solutions for our clients," said Chris O'Brien, CE&I Segment Leader. "We are thrilled to have Michelle's deep expertise in transformative energy programs and Dan's strategic vision for growth position us to better address the evolving challenges our clients face as we help them build a more resilient future.""This marks an exciting chapter for Guidehouse, and I am thrilled to welcome Dan to this pivotal role leading growth in these vital industries," added Ed Meehan, Chief Growth Officer at Guidehouse. "With Dan's proven leadership and passion for driving impact, we are poised to deliver even greater value to our clients. Together, we'll support our clients in achieving meaningful outcomes where it matters most."Guidehouse's CE&I segment serves energy providers, large enterprises, and federal, state, and local governments