Hospital systems across the country suffer from bloated fixed costs, huge payrolls, layers and layers of bureaucracy, and management by managers, not by entrepreneurial thinkers.
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It’s easy to be a backseat driver, but in the context of case flight from hospitals to outpatient facilities, buying large hospitals from national chains “because we can run them better” is a bit risky. Well, what the heck, it’s incredibly risky, so risky in fact, that one investor, Joel Freedman, and his company American […]
Sure, you can buy a new 2019 Bentley Continental GTC for around $300,000. But you can pick up a gently used 2016 model for around half the price. But did you know that the same bargain can be had on a slightly used ambulatory surgery center? Last month, two facilities owned 51% by Surgical Care […]
Creative destruction is taking aim directly at community hospitals. You can fight to save them.
We hear about people being de-platformed from social media sites. But are you ready for when your medical practice or medical group is de-platformed in a far more destructive way?
Creative destruction is taking aim directly at community hospitals
Ride along with Mark as he discusses the death of another small hospital system and how it can result in the birth of many new physician-led ventures.
Ride along with Mark as he talks about re-purposing closed hospitals into other healthcare facilities.
Last week, on November 7, 2018, the medical group affiliated with Michigan’s Wayne State University Medical School, University Physician Group, which does business as Wayne State University Physician Group (“WSUPG”), filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy. How is that even possible, you ask? After all, you were told that there’s safety in what is essentially hospital employment. […]
n a recent article in the North Bay Business Journal, Jan Emerson-Shea, vice president, external affairs at the California Hospital Association, was quoted, when speaking of community hospitals, as saying that, “there’s a host of challenges that all hospitals face but particularly these small, independent hospitals.
