What’s the right way of looking at ACOs, physician alignment, hospital-physician collaboration and other initiatives to bind physicians to hospitals?

Earning $X, net, self-employed and earning $X, net, as an employee are two very different things

Actors scramble to audition for a part, but stars choose from offered scripts. So why are you responding to that RFP?

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Physicians focus on the correct answer. But succeeding as a business leader requires acceptance of failure.

ACOs: Clinical alignment is a great thing. Complete economic alignment is stupid.

Your group is actually, and actively, branding itself every day, whether or not you’re aware of it.

Sorry. None of your patients, referral sources, or the hospitals at which you practice cares about your success.

Survey reveals sixty-seven percent of physician who participated in an ACO in 2012 realized no personal financial benefit.

Does your group have a contractual right to enforce standards of behavior?

Adopting a purely defensive position can never advance your or your medical group’s future.