Creating win-win physician-hospital arrangements
Medical Staff Briefing, October 1, 2008
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As physician reimbursement decreases and the cost of running an independent practice increases, physicians are constantly looking for new ways to diversify their revenue, and joint ventures are increasingly attractive options. Many physicians maintain their privileges and membership on their hospital’s medical staff while developing a profitable business on the side, but heated competition can lead hospitals and physicians to make decisions that leave one party out in the cold.
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