To gain autonomy, some doctors are teaming up with private equity
Despite PE’s reputation for raising costs and gutting assets, some physicians say it’s keeping private practice alive.
Caroline joined Healthcare Brew in July 2024 after three years as a health reporter for the Orlando Sentinel. Her work has appeared in outlets including CNN, Science Magazine, and The Chicago Tribune. She holds a master’s in health, environment, and science journalism from Northwestern University and degrees in psychology and English from Emory University, where she was first author on a public health study. Get in touch: [email protected]
Despite PE’s reputation for raising costs and gutting assets, some physicians say it’s keeping private practice alive.
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