Kevin Mahoney

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McKinsey on Healthcare · Kevin Mahoney on the responsibility of academic medical centers · 30 Jan 2026 podcast

I mean, the sky's the limit.

But as you pointed out, we need to explore, without losing track of who we are, we need to explore those alternative revenue streams.

So it's an excellent question.

It's one that I talked to a lot of the other CEOs about.

You can get sucked into whatever top on your email box and you can manage that way.

Or more importantly, take a step back.

How do I continue to promote all three of those missions?

Even though right now the pressure on clinical, we need to continue to generate a margin so that we can help fund the academic mission.

depending on what happens down in DC.

So I think it's just critical that we continue to step back, but it's not, don't react to the thing in front of you because it's constantly changing right now, but keep thinking through.

Sometimes it's counterfactual that the change of one mission that's good for one mission may hurt the other missions and trying to make sure that you don't head down a path and then find out you're in the wrong spot.

It's almost all pace, not to be nostalgic, but even five to 10, 2008, we had a great recession and, you know, we thought that was really a challenge and it was, but there was a pace that you could handle the change.

I find the pace right now to be at times overwhelming.

So I think an important part of managing the team, the faster the world's going, the more we have to slow down

So I am 100% in the complete optimism.

Over my career, it has been amazing what I've seen, the improvements that we've made on medical technology, the EMR, wearables.

I could not be more optimistic.

I think what's holding us back right now is there's too much data coming in.

You know, on any one patient, you got biologic data from the lab, you got video data from radiology,

You have the patient history.

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