INSIGHTS

Insights From the Intersection of Policy and Growth.

Fideo analyzes the government decisions, reimbursement policies and development issues that shape client strategy.

Our Insights section focuses on explaining complicated subjects clearly and showing how policy translates into real-world financial and business consequences.

FEATURED ANALYSIS

Alabama Prospectus

Investment, infrastructure and supplier opportunity in Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile and rural Alabama, with sources.

LATEST ARTICLES

Recent Analysis

OCT 2026 · HEALTHCARE & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Alabama’s $203 Million Rural Health Bet: Where Year One of RHTP Money Went

Every announced Year 1 grant, what it funds and what it means for hospitals and Alabama companies heading into Year 2.

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AUG 2026 · DEFENSE & SUPPLIERS

A Tier 2 and Tier 3 Supplier’s Guide to Alabama’s Defense Hubs

What it takes to win work from primes in Huntsville, Mobile and Birmingham, from supply-chain structure to CMMC.

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JUN 2026 · DEFENSE & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

The Coast Guard Is Coming to Birmingham. What It Means for the Region

What was announced, why Birmingham won and where the opportunities are for local businesses and suppliers.

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APR 2026 · ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

What Has to Happen Before an Economic Development Project Gets Built

The workstreams that decide whether a project gets built, where projects stall and a checklist before going public.

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MAR 2026 · GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

How to Build a Coalition Around a Policy Problem

A field-tested framework for turning a shared problem into a coalition policymakers take seriously.

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JAN 2026 · HEALTHCARE POLICY

The Medicare Wage Index: Why a Few Miles Can Cost a Hospital Millions

How the wage index works, how reclassification rules box in low-wage hospitals and what the 50-mile request would change.

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What Are You Trying to Move?

Whether the challenge is legislative, regulatory, economic or project-specific, the first step is understanding what has to happen—and who has to be involved.