GlobeSt.com August 16, 2019
Erika Morphy

Philip Krispin, the director of Eastern Union’s Healthcare Group, talks about how a change in the way the federal government reimburses skilled nursing facilities will give owners and investors a chance to operate their facilities more profitably.

Medicare has always been a highly complex and intricate government program. So mammoth is its reach that even minor changes will have an outsized effect on the healthcare industry. So it will go with the upcoming change in Medicare reimbursement rules. Philip Krispin, the director of Eastern Union’s Healthcare Group, argues that this change will trigger an uptick in M&A activity in the sector. GlobeSt.com caught up with him to learn more.

Let’s start with the upcoming change. What is that about?

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