George Washington University's Faculty Practice Plans to Acquire Up to 15 Independent Groups - Becker's Hospital Review

George Washington University’s Faculty Practice Plans to Acquire Up to 15 Independent Groups

GW Medical Faculty Associates, the faculty physician arm of George Washington University, based in Washington, D.C., has announced plans to add roughly 450 physicians to its group in the next five years by acquiring independent physician practices, according to a Washington Business Journal report.

GW Medical Faculty Associates is currently negotiating with about 15 different group practices ranging in size from three to 100 physicians, according to the report.

Read the Washington Business Journal report on GW Medical Faculty Associates’ expansion.

Read more coverage on hospitals acquiring physician practices:

– Parent Company of Illinois’ St. John’s Hospital Acquires Family Practice Group

– Texas Health Resources Acquires North Texas Physician Practice Group

– Pennsylvania’s Wilkes-Barre General Acquires Large Group Practice

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