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5 forces shaping private practice
Here are five forces impacting the private practice space to know: -
Private practices in 2023: 7 things to know
Here are seven statistics and stories on private practices physicians should know that Becker's has reported on so far in 2023: -
Bad news for private practice physicians
Here are three healthcare updates that private practice physicians should be aware of: -
How the physician-hospital relationship is changing
Six physicians recently joined Becker's to discuss the relationship between physicians and the hospitals they work for. -
These are the top 3 reasons physicians are selling their practices to hospitals
The share of physicians in private practice has decreased from 60.1% in 2012 to 46.7% in 2022, with practice acquisition serving as one of the driving factors for this decline over the last decade. -
'Hospitals only care about profits': 1 physician on the relationship between providers and the hospitals that employ them
Terry Lichtor, MD, PhD, a neurosurgeon and professor at Rush Medical Center in Chicago, joined Becker's to discuss the relationship between physicians and the hospitals they work for. -
4 physician groups to leave Proliance
Three physician groups left Seattle-based Proliance Surgeons network in July, the group confirmed to Becker's. -
What to consider before adding a partner to your medical practice
Adding a partner to your physician-owned practice can have several benefits, including increased revenue, an expanded patient population and a new set of skills. However, a mismatched partnership can cause conflict and liability, according to a July 11 report from Medscape. -
What's driving physician practice acquisition?
Here are five stats behind what's driving physician practice acquisition from the American Hospital Association: -
Why independent practices are 'struggling to stay afloat'
Mukesh Sharma, MD, interventional nephrologist at Reno, Nev.-based Sierra Nevada Specialty Care, joined Becker's to discuss the biggest threats to physicians. -
5 ways private practice may change 10 years from now
For better or for worse, private practice as we know it is changing. -
Medical Specialists of the Palm Beaches acquires primary care practice
Boynton Beach, Fla.-based Medical Specialists of the Palm Beaches has acquired Cohen Medical Associates, a primary care practice with two locations and five physicians in Delray Beach. -
Texas independent primary care provider network partners with Agilon Health
Catalyst Health Network has formed a long-term partnership with Agilon Health, a value-based care platform. -
How teamwork can give your private practice a boost, per the AMA
Here are three ways teamwork can lead to a stronger private practice, according to Cleveland Clinic West Regional Director for Primary Care Kevin Hopkins, MD, in conversation with the American Medical Association: -
4 tips for young physicians in private practice: AMA
Here are four pieces of advice for young physicians beginning their career in private practice, per the American Medical Association: -
400 anesthesiologists create group to support physician-owned practices
The Association for Independent Medicine has launched to support independent, physician-owned medical practices and is backed by nearly 400 anesthesiologists. -
4 ways physicians can benefit from private practice, per the AMA
A total of 49.1 percent of physicians practicing in 2022 delivered patient care in practices that were wholly owned by physicians, down from 60.1 percent in 2012, according to the American Medical Association. -
Parkview Physicians Group adds private practice
Fort Wayne, Ind.-based Parkview Physicians Group has added Fairhaven Obstetrics and Gynecology in Goshen, Ind., to its network. -
Why this physician is worried about consolidation
As healthcare increasingly consolidates, some healthcare leaders are worried about the effect on patient care. -
Family Practice Center partners with Agilon health
Family Practice Center has partnered with Agilon health, a healthcare platform helping physician groups transition to a total care model for senior patients.
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