The Cleveland Clinic climbed atop the mountain on the 15th annual Gartner Healthcare Supply Chain Top 25 ranking, released last month, with the Mayo Clinic and Intermountain Health achieving the coveted Master status for the sixth consecutive year.
The Cleveland Clinic achieved top scores among the peer opinion voting category, as well as in the ESG metric, earning the only 10 on the 10-point scale. Its overall score was 8.36, far ahead of second-place Corewell Health, with a 6.48 for second.
“2023 was another challenging financial year for healthcare supply chains,” said Eric O’Daffer, Vice President Analyst in Gartner’s Supply Chain practice. “Despite a difficult climate that included responding to inflation, leaders were able to look to the future with investments in improved technology, talent development and risk management. There was a focus as well on clinical alignment and innovation.”
In its sixth year, the Healthcare Supply Chain Top 25 Masters recognizes sustained supply chain leadership at health systems. Gartner said the recognition is awarded only to supply chains that have achieved a top-five score at least seven times in the past 10 years. This year, Mayo Clinic and Intermountain Health achieved Masters status for the sixth consecutive year.
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