Financial struggles of physician practices present opportunity to health systems. The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is impacting the market for health systems and hospitals acquiring ...

Nearly 60% of doctors who practice as employees of hospitals and other corporate entities say that non-physician practice ownership results in lower quality patient care, per a new survey. The ...

The US healthcare services sector enjoyed robust deal activity in 2021, with 1,457 deals closed, representing over $49 billion of capital invested. And within this volume of health care services deals ...

Hospital-owned physician practices continue to grow as doctors steadily move away from private practice, citing significant financial and regulatory challenges that make it difficult to stay ...

Here are eight statistics and trends showcasing how the physician practice landscape is evolving: 1. Four pharmacy benefit managers now control more than two-thirds of the market that determines which ...

Disruption has redefined health care in the past decade. For private practice physicians, the biggest disruptor has been consolidation. The trend of local hospitals merging into massive health systems ...

Physician deals rebounded in 2024, driven largely by new players — pharmaceutical companies, insurers and pharmaceutical services providers, according to an April 2 blog post from VMG Health. Here are ...

Physician practice rollups have attracted private equity investments for years, but recently, PE’s role has come under fire from some regulators and healthcare advocates. While some sources have told ...

Clinical practice attrition has increased across the board from 2013 to 2019. Psychiatry, ob/gyn, and primary care have higher risk of attrition, as do doctors who care for older, sicker patients.