Medical Economics August 29, 2023
Todd Shryock

Growth is still anticipated for many, despite challenges

A survey of independent practice owners from Tebra found that while many see the industry as threatened, others anticipate growth and adding providers and services.

The majority of doctors are now employed by hospitals, health systems, or private equity firms. When asked about the state of independent health care physicians today, over a third rated it as poor or terrible, while 32% said it was acceptable and 27% said it was good, with 6% putting it as excellent.

Some had concerns about the future of the industry, with 29% rating it either extremely or very threatened, and 44% rating it as somewhat threatened.

The survey found a gap between practice owner’s perceptions...

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