Achieving business growth through minority equity partnerships

Healthcare organizations can become more accessible to patients and managed care organizations and can expand their patient base by forming minority equity partnerships with physician practices. By investing in practices, healthcare organizations provide capital and guidance to help the practices gr...

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Published inHealthcare financial management Vol. 52; no. 10; pp. 80 - 81
Main Author Pavia, Jr, L
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published United States Healthcare Financial Management Association 01.10.1998
Subjects
Business plans
Capital Financing
Competition
Competitive advantage
Entrepreneurship
Equity
Equity stake
Family Practice - economics
Family Practice - organization & administration
Group medical practice
Group Practice - economics
Group Practice - organization & administration
Health administration
Health care industry
Hospital-Physician Joint Ventures - economics
Hospital-Physician Joint Ventures - organization & administration
Investments
Limited liability companies
Management
Market positioning
Medical care
Medical corporations
Medical partnership
Minority Groups
Models, Organizational
Organizational Objectives
Partnership
Partnerships
Physician practice management firms
Planning Techniques
Primary care
Professional Corporations - organization & administration
Risk Management
Strategic planning
United States
United States
United States > US
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Summary:Healthcare organizations can become more accessible to patients and managed care organizations and can expand their patient base by forming minority equity partnerships with physician practices. By investing in practices, healthcare organizations provide capital and guidance to help the practices grow. Such an arrangement fosters goodwill as the physicians retain ownership interests, which preserves their entrepreneurial spirit.
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ISSN:0735-0732
0735-0732