Medical Economics March 13, 2025
Todd Shryock

There are many risks practices face, but the right strategies can help minimize them.

Medical practices face risks from almost every direction — malpractice, natural disasters, declining reimbursements, rising labor costs — in 2025. Any one of them could force a practice to close, and all of them combined present a daunting challenge for even the best practice leaders. But with the right strategies, a practice can protect itself and help move toward a positive financial future.

Medical Economics spoke with Pete Reilly, practice leader at HUB International, to talk about what risks are trending and what practices can do about them.

The transcript has been edited for brevity and clarity.

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