Susan Longley
Senior Vice President of U.S. Domestic Portfolio, Abt Global
Abt Global dramatically expanded its health portfolio, particularly in large-scale implementation for home health, hospice and quality reporting, health equity, and forecasting and analytics, said Susan Longley. The organization enhanced its digital solutions to complement its strong research and implementation capabilities. With the recent acquisition of TSPi, Abt is accelerating client success by offering comprehensive digital and IT capabilities that the civil sector needs to modernize systems, improve performance and enable faster, more accurate decision-making.
Why Watch
Abt continues to expand its digital solutions and offer enhanced management consulting, helping clients navigate transitions, policy changes, and find real-world problem-solvers for programs and services impacting millions, according to Longley. The company takes a one health approach, seeking efficiencies across sectors and perspectives by examining all factors influencing healthcare, beyond just doctor visits.
This perspective involves working with clients to explore health intersections across public health, human services, housing, climate and environment, and sharing best practices across domains. Abt’s clients recognize the need for connectivity among different agencies serving the same communities and stakeholders.
“There is a lot of exciting work happening in Abt’s domestic portfolio, and we have introduced new talent to meet client needs and expand horizons, from digital analytics and generative AI to maternal health, Medicaid quality reporting, compliance and health IT,” Longley said. “As the policy landscape evolves, we are doubling down on our mission to problem solve, remain agile, and deliver impact for our clients, no matter the challenge.”
