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American Physican Partners’ Closing Raises Questions

By Larry Beresford | on September 12, 2023 | 0 Comment
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Most importantly, how do these recent corporate failures impact patients? “That, ultimately, is the point of what we do,” Dr. Nordlund said. “How do we deliver a model that provides stability for our physicians, since that also provides stability for our patients? Physicians who are not wondering if they’re going to have a job next week or receive payment for the work they did last week can better focus on the business of delivering patient care.”

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ACEP Now: Vol 42 – No 09 – September 2023

Larry Beresford is a freelance medical journalist based in Oakland, Calif., with a specialty in hospice and palliative care and thorough experience covering hospital medicine.

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