The following transactions or developments between hospitals and physician groups took place within the past two months, beginning with the most recent.
Integration & Physician Issues
At the Becker's Hospital Review Annual Meeting on Friday, May 18, Deborah Lantzy-Talpos, RN, head of Hospital Business Solutions for Aetna, spoke about the insurer's accountable care organization strategies and initiatives.
In a session at the Becker’s Hospital Review annual meeting in Chicago on May 17, senior vice president of VMG Health Jon O’Sullivan and Jonathan Helm, an accredited valuation analyst and VMG Health manager, discussed valuation of physician practice acquisitions…
At the Becker's Hospital Review Annual Meeting on Friday, May 18, Andrew Ziskind, MD, managing director of Clinical Solutions for Huron Healthcare, and Tim Ogonoski, managing director with Huron Healthcare, discussed accountable care organizations.
In a session at the Becker’s Hospital Review Annual Meeting in Chicago on May 18, Matt Searles, managing director for Merritt Healthcare, and Rich Searles, senior associate for Merritt Healthcare, discussed current and future trends in hospital acquisitions of ancillary…
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At the Becker's Hospital Review Annual Meeting on May 18 in Chicago, Dana Gilbert, vice president of clinical innovation for Advocate Physician Partners in Oak Brook, Ill., explained hos health systems can make the transition toward an accountable care organization.
In a session at the Becker’s Hospital Review annual meeting in Chicago on May 18, James M. Palazzo, MBA, managing director of consulting firm Navigant spoke about acquiring physician groups and specifically cardiology practices.
In a session at the Becker’s Hospital Review annual meeting in Chicago on May 18, three C-suite executives for Westchester, Ill.-based Regent Surgical Health, CEO Tom Mallon, Chief Development Officer Jeff Simmons and COO Nap Gary discussed ASC and physician-hospital…
A survey of members of the California Association of Physician Groups reveals physician groups in that state are “well-equipped” to provide high-value patient care.
Roughly 75 percent of hospitals, medical groups and other healthcare facilities used locum tenens in 2011, the fifth straight year that at least three-quarters of healthcare facilities administrators have used locum tenens, according to a survey from Staff Care.