Considering Leaving Hospital Employment? This Newly Independent Practice Shares Top Lessons Learned
For cardiology groups, the path from hospital-owned to independent practice is filled with many crucial questions. What will our new patient care model look like? How will we structure operations? Where can we find support for staffing, technology, benefits, and legal requirements? What type of reaction can we expect from payers, patients, and hospitals in our region?
Revenue Cycle Success: How Independent Cardiologists Can Tackle Front-End RCM Issues
Revenue cycle management (RCM) is key to the success of any cardiology practice, whether you’re a seasoned owner or transitioning to independence.
Forging a Noncompete Policy That Works for Healthcare
Jasen Gundersen, MD, CEO of CardioOne, wrote an article recently for MedCity News on “Forging a Noncompete Policy That Works for Healthcare.”
From Employed to Independent: How One Group of Physicians Transitioned to Private Practice
We sat down with Dr. James Flynn, FACC, FSCAI, an accomplished physician leader, to hear about how he and his colleagues made the change from employment to private practice.
Bridging the Heart-Mind Care Gap for Better Patient Care
As our medical understanding of mental health continues to grow, treating the whole patient climbs the list of priorities related to improving long-term outcomes in cardiovascular disease.
How Independent Cardiologists Can Compete In An Evolving Healthcare Landscape
In an increasingly demanding practice environment, CardioOne announces launch in providing independent cardiologists with the advantages of national scale with CardioOne’s network, technology, services and expertise.
How an Integrated Tech Platform Empowers Independent Cardiology Practices
In Part 2, we cover the seven key components of an integrated tech solution and how it addresses common challenges.
Making Value-Based Care Work for Independent Cardiologists
The move to value-based care brings plenty of potential upsides for independent cardiologists. But to reap the full benefits, practices must know how to achieve appropriate scale and track the right metrics.
Independent Cardiology Practices Are Drowning in a Sea of Fragmented Tech—Here’s How to Move Forward
Technology plays a critical role in driving administrative and clinical functions across cardiology practices. Unfortunately, too many practices rely on a fragmented tech mix that creates hidden costs, bottlenecks and gaps–and this fragmentation costs practices more than they realize.
Now More than Ever, Cardiologists Should Stay Independent
At a time when vertical integration and specialty practice acquisitions are reshaping healthcare, why should cardiologists stay independent?
