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Tag: interest
Tough Financial Times – Stay on Top of Collections – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark as he discusses the need to stay on top of collections in coming tough times.
Conflicts of Interest: Do You Have One? – Medical Group Minute
Everyone’s talking about them. They’re apparently bad. Or are they?
Conflicts of Interest: Do You Have One? – Podcast
Conflicts of interest. Everyone’s talking about them. Do you have one? They’re apparently bad. Or are they?
Why You Must Understand the Intersection of Incentives and Negotiation Strategy – Podcast
When most medical group leaders think about incentives, it’s usually in the context of structuring performance incentives for the group’s physicians, or in the context of incentives that flow to the group; itself pursuant to contracts with payors or facilities.
Conflicts of Interest: Do You Have One?
Conflicts of interest. Everyone’s talking about them. Do you have one? They’re apparently bad. Or are they? But what in the heck does “conflict of interest” even mean? When you think about it, “conflict of interest” is a term of a type similar to those other PC favorites, “greed” and “fair share” (which, by the…
Why You Must Understand the Intersection of Incentives and Negotiation Strategy – Medical Group Minute
When most medical group leaders think about incentives, it’s usually in the context of structuring performance incentives for the group’s physicians.
Why You Must Understand the Intersection of Incentives and Negotiation Strategy
When most medical group leaders think about incentives, it’s usually in the context of structuring performance incentives for the group’s physicians, or in the context of incentives that flow to the group itself pursuant to contracts with payors or facilities. But, the issue of incentives is important in an entirely different way: the incentives that…
Another Hospital CEO (And His Senior VP) Sentenced to Years in Prison – Medical Group Minute Series
Two men failed to turn over more than $6 million in taxes collected from employees of an Arkansas hospital.
Another Hospital CEO (and His Senior VP) Sentenced to Years in Prison
It’s getting harder for hospital CEOs to stay out of jail. Or to get released. OK, in all fairness, James R. Cheek was the former CEO of Hope Medical Park Hospital in Hope, Arkansas. Cheek will be spending 3 years in federal prison, followed by 3 more years of supervised release. He won’t be lonely,…