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Published on: February 16, 2011
11 critical questions to ask when buying a physician practice
1Integrated Healthcare Strategies, Minneapolis, Dallas, Palm Springs, Calif., USA. bill.jessee@ihstrategies.com
Abstract:
Answering probing questions in advance of a practice purchase can help hospital and health system leaders make informed decisions. The questions are intended to stimulate careful consideration before entering into a practice acquisition; no single piece of information or answer should be considered definitive in the final decision-making process. Success depends on having a clear game plan and spending time ensuring that all players-board, management, physician leaders, and the physicians who will be employees--understand and support the plan.
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