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Value-Based Care Collides with Competition: Deal Impacts for Private Equity Companies
On the Value-based Care Collides with Competition series, Ropes & Gray attorneys explore how aggressive federal and state enforcement of antitrust and other competition laws appears to be in tension with the nationwide shift to value-based care models.
Exclusive: Healthcare Costs Spur Growing Home Care Sector
The size of the market, the rapid growth of the aging demographic, and the inherent level of disposable income available will make the new technological, pharmaceutical and other treatment methods that can be implemented for a lower cost and at greater patient convenience and satisfaction, extremely bullish for the foreseeable future.
Urology Ripe for Consolidation, with Activity Expected to Accelerate: Report
BGL's Healthcare Provider Services team highlights tailwinds in the industry, the growing number of investor-backed platforms, and shares commentary obtained through exclusive executive interviews.
GPT-4 Predicted Correct Diagnosis 39% of the Time, Beth Israel Researchers Find
The news comes after GPT failed an exam widely used by urologists in training.
Construction Project Exit Leaves VCU Health on the Hook for $80M
The review represents the first accounting of the aborted project that has cost VCU Health at least $80 million, including a $73 million payment to exit the deal.
TA Completes $16.5B Raise for 15th Global PE Fund
Launched in late November 2022, TA XV was oversubscribed and exceeded its initial target size.
M&A Volumes Started Low but Expected to Rise in 2023: RBC
Compressed valuations and heightened boardroom CEO confidence across various healthcare subsectors are encouraging increased transaction levels.
Noteworthy Value-Based Care M&A Transactions
In this episode of the podcast "Counsel That Cares," Holland & Knight healthcare attorney Daniel Patten is joined by Chance Sherer, managing director at VMG Health, to discuss recent deals in the value-based sector.
South Carolina System Pays $36.5M to Settle Whistleblower’s Kickback Allegations
St. Francis allegedly caused false claims submissions to Medicare and Tricare because of an unlawful payment structure between the health system and Greenville, S.C.-based Piedmont Orthopedic Associates, according to the Justice Department.
Illinois Regulators to Consider OSF’s Acquisition of Closed Hospital
The 49-bed hospital in Peru, IL would be operated as a second campus of OSF's Saint Elizabeth Medical Center in Ottawa.