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Physician Practice Acquisitions: A Primer on Hospital & Private Equity Consolidation

InvestmentBank.com

For the better part of the last decade, physician practices have seen a wave of consolidation by hospitals and private equity with 2018 being no exception [1]. In fact, acquisitions by hospitals and private equity in provider services broke records last year according to Bain & Co’s 2019 global healthcare report. of GDP or $2.5

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Private Equity’s Increasing Consolidation of Oncology Practices 

Focus Investment Banking

For example, PE provides oncologists with alternatives to working for hospitals, which are buying up and consolidating oncology practices in their own right. With all the changing insurance relationships and the cost of doing business on a day-to-day basis, that's a pretty risky proposition,” he said. But if you've got a [PE] backer.

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Medical Debt

Wall Street Mojo

Healthcare costs are generally high, and even those with insurance can face unexpected bills or gaps in coverage, leading to debt. However, any form of medical care, particularly diagnostic testing, hospital stays, ER visits, and outpatient services, can result in medical debt in the US. What Happens If Left Unpaid?

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ENT & Allergy – 2024 Update: Conservative Pace Continues

Focus Investment Banking

The billing and collections process is well-run, and the practice is in-network with most insurance providers in its market. Moving operations to a more efficient site of care (for example, moving surgical cases from a hospital operating room to a more efficient ambulatory surgery center or in-office surgery suite).

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Our List of 10 Private Equity Firms Investing in Software to Watch

Software Equity Group

Among its six SaaS buys over the past year, the firm made several strategic investments in the healthcare space, including the Netherlands-based medical data analytics firm Logex Group, BlueSight, an inventory management system developer for hospitals, and NextGen Healthcare. The firm targets mid-market software and tech-enabled companies.

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Ophthalmology – 2024 Update: Entering a Mature Stage

Focus Investment Banking

The company has identified growth opportunities and demonstrates “same store” growth, including some or all the following: Growing provider rosters (adding additional physicians or optometrists) Adding new lines of service (for example, adding retina services to an anterior segment practice, or adding cosmetic services) Optimizing site of care delivery (..)

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Venture Capital Interview Questions: What to Expect and How to Prepare

Mergers and Inquisitions

A: For this one, you should find highly specific markets – such as P&C insurance technology rather than “fintech” – and argue that others have overlooked them for reasons X, Y, and Z, but they could potentially create billion-dollar startups. The ownership is clear, but priced rounds take longer to negotiate and may be more expensive.

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