McKinsey & Company

McKinsey is the world’s leading management consulting firm. Founded in 1926, the firm has grown, almost entirely organically, into a truly global presence with 9,500 consultants working from over 100 offices around the world and across all industries, helping develop compelling strategies and implementing lasting change. Our healthcare work constitutes about 5% of McKinsey’s global efforts and covers the breadth of the healthcare ecosystem – in the public, private, and social sectors – at every level of an organization and in whatever capacity we can be most useful, whether as a trusted advisor to senior leaders or as a hands-on coach for frontline clinicians and managers. Our peerless understanding of healthcare systems globally, exceptional problem-solving skills, flexible working models, and ability to connect strategy to all aspects of implementation make us uniquely equipped to create innovative solutions and partner with you to see them through to measurable, enduring impact. Our focus areas include health system reform and design; public healthcare agency efficiency & effectiveness; provider transformation; digital & analytics; health system efficiency & budget strategy; payment innovation & contracting performance; health system financing design & implementation; health system configuration & capacity planning; public health insurance design and implementation; and integrated care/ population health management. Foundationally, we are a collection of people with a deep, personal commitment to and passion for making meaningful improvements in healthcare systems and services and the populations they care for. We match our approach to your specific challenge. We’re personally motivated to make transformative change for your organization and for the people and patients you care for. We help organizations innovate the future. We have over 60+ partners and directors who focus on public sector healthcare topics; 150+ healthcare industry professionals including former minsters, healthcare government leaders, commissioners, analytics experts and actuaries; 150+ MDs with patient care or research experience (often both) representing most major medical specialties; and 350+ consultants with other advanced degrees in life sciences and healthcare, including Pharmaceutical Sciences, Public Health and Healthcare management.