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It’s time for doctors, patients and policymakers to rethink some perceptions about private equity investment in health care, according to the American Independent Medical Practice Association (AIMPA).
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In 2024, AIMPA commissioned consultant Avalere to study Medicare fee-for-service data about the effects of private equity investment in medical practices across five specialties: cardiology, gastroenterology, medical oncology, orthopedics, and urology.
There are some striking results, said Paul Berggreen, MD, AIMPA board chair and president. To start, physicians working with private-equity (PE) affiliated management services organizations (MSOs) have done a really good job controlling costs, promoting quality, and remaining independent, he said.
PE-affiliated medical practices are dwarfed by hospitals and corporate practice settings. Yet they have generated a huge amount of public attention – including legislative efforts to bar PE investment.
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“I don’t completely understand the momentum in the national conversation saying that this is not a good model,” Berggreen said. “We have proven now with objective data that it is a really good model, and we also feel strongly that competition in the marketplace is a good thing.
“What we’re asking people in the legislatures, around the statehouses and on Capitol Hill: Don’t regulate us out of existence,” he said. “We feel that we are a very important segment of the health care ecosystem.”
In this video series, Berggreen discusses AIMPA, the study, and how private equity-affiliated MSOs can help independent practitioners. The full study, “Medicare Service Use and Expenditures Across Physician Practice Affiliation Models,” remains available online.
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