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A View From the Top: Rich Goode of Urology America
This interview is part of a McGuireWoods series featuring conversations with C-suite leadership of private equity-backed portfolio companies.
Adventist Health Cancels Deal to Save Madera Hospital; Creditors Start Liquidation Plan
Adventist Health informed the hospital it was “unable to find a fiscally viable solution for the costly process of reopening, especially given the limited financial resources available and current economic pressures facing rural and safety net providers.”
Not-for-Profit Senior Living and Care Transitions set Record in 2023: Ziegler
Since 2015, 900 not-for-profit senior living communities or skilled nursing facilities have undergone transitions. The vast majority have occurred this year.
The Percentage of Owner Dentists Continues to Drop
About 72.5% of dentists in private practice are owners in 2023, down from 84.7% in 2005, according to a November report from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
Driving Growth and Profitability: Private Equity’s Role in Modern Medical Practices with Alessio Baraldi, Albaron Partners
In the latest podcast episode of The Corner Series, McGuireWoods’ Geoff Cockrell invites Alessio Baraldi, managing director at Albaron Partners, to discuss value creation in healthcare provider services.
Find the Sweet Spot Now in Growth Equity Investing
The newly released fourth and final part of the Strategic Investment in Health Care Innovation series from Concord Health Partners and the AHA Center for Health Innovation explains “Why Growth Equity is Increasingly a Good Fit for Innovation Investors.”
Outpatient Clinic Sales See Surge in Specialized Services and Multidisciplinary Centers
The outpatient clinics market is projected to be valued at $61.4 billion by 2033.
What DSOs Will Prioritize in 2024
Many DSOs next year will choose to prioritize basic measures that have led to success in the past.
Justice Department Dropping Antitrust Case Against UnitedHealth’s SCA Health
In January 2021, a federal grand jury charged SCA and its related entities, which own and operate outpatient medical care centers, with entering and engaging in conspiracies with other healthcare companies to suppress competition between them for the services of senior-level employees. SCA is part of UnitedHealth Group's Optum division.
UCLA Health Sues Barbie-Maker Over $49M Donation Pledge
According to the lawsuit, in 2017, the Mattel toy company pledged to donate $49 million to the health system over 12 years. UCLA agreed to work Mattel's logo and corporate branding into its marketing. However, the lawsuit alleges that Mattel last made a payment of $1 million in 2018.