In terms of business deals, contracting, and negotiating, physicians often ask me, “are you certain it’s going to work?
Tag: ownership
I’m a Partner. I’ll Do What I Want To.
Letting each partner write his or her terms of partnership is not a long term strategy for success, it’s a short term strategy for failure.
Is It Really Easier to Schedule Coverage of a Closed Hospital? – Podcast
We used to joke about the name of Midway Hospital, an acute care hospital in L.A., saying that it was midway between life and death.
Is It Really Easier to Schedule Coverage of a Closed Hospital? – Medical Group Minute
We used to joke about the name of Midway Hospital, an acute care hospital in L.A., saying that it was midway between life and death.
An anesthesiologist, commenting on my theme that inpatient care is becoming outpatient care and that the center of outpatient care isn’t the hospital but the freestanding facility, in his case the ASC, told me that I was missing an element in the analysis.
Does Your Group Own Its Future or Are You Merely Renting It? – Podcast
In reality, the “CEO” never really owned his business. He was simply its caretaker. He just realized it a bit too late.
Is It Really Easier to Schedule Coverage of a Closed Hospital?
We used to joke about the name of Midway Hospital, an acute care hospital in L.A., saying that it was midway between life and death.
Who Should You Make a Shareholder and Why – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark as he questions why you’ve ever made someone a fellow shareholder or partner.
Does Your Group Own Its Future or Are You Merely Renting It? – Medical Group Minute
In reality, the “CEO” never really owned his business. He was simply its caretaker. He just realized it a bit too late.
You Can Hold the Mayo, but Mayo Can’t Hold on to Hospital – Podcast
The tides of healthcare ebb and flow like the width of men’s ties and the political affiliation of Michael Bloomberg.
You Can Hold the Mayo, But Mayo Can’t Hold on to Hospital – Medical Group Minute
The tides of healthcare ebb and flow like the width of men’s ties and the political affiliation of Michael Bloomberg.