Here’s a great tool for your next negotiation with an entity, say with a hospital or even a healthcare system. Or with any business, for that matter. It’s motivation. Motivation in the context of negotiation. No, not your motivation, but figuring out the other side’s motivation. But with a different twist, of course. When you…
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How to Bridge the Demilitarized Zone: Group to C-Suite Communication – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark as he explains how lessons from the Demilitarized Zone can help you avoid an RFP for your services.
Listen in to a Kickback Conversation – Podcast
Depending on the circumstances, there might be ways to legally structure deal participation on the part of referring physicians.
Hospital Divorces Anesthesia Group After 24 Years of Marriage – Medical Group Minute
We still love you but, hey, we’re in love with someone else who spends less on stipends.
Tesla, Elon Musk, and Medical Groups: Turning Lemons Into Lemonade – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark as he discusses taking a play from Elon Musk’s playbook and from his own Situation Transformer strategy.
Is Pink (Slip) the New Black for Healthcare Contracts? – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark as he discusses the seeming acceleration of the speed at which hospitals and other healthcare facilities terminate physician and physician group contracts.
Hospital Divorces Anesthesia Group After 24 Years of Marriage
We still love you but, hey, we’re in love with someone else who spends less on clothes stipends.
Do You Notice This Disconnect in Medical Services RFPs? – Medical Group Minute
Many requests for proposal (RFPs) for physician services completely miss the point by focusing on only what is expected and setting out strict performance standards.
Free Consulting Services!! – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark as he tells you about free consulting services. No, not from him, but the kind that you may be giving away, especially via an RFP response.
There’s an App for That HIPAA Violation
I recently read a post on someone’s blog in which the author addressed the question of using Amazon’s Alexa in an operating room. I used to think that there was no such thing as a stupid question, but now I have to reconsider. On the other hand, are you already carrying a little spy into…


