Under pressure: The new (unfortunate) realities facing employed cardiologists

The trend toward physician employment by health systems — and away from independence — has been well-documented over the past few years. But are the tides starting to turn?

This month: promoting compassion in care delivery, how Change Healthcare impacted private practice, and more.

This month: about the AIMPA, PE's growing interest in cardiolgy, and more.

This month: employment vs. private practice, how private practice can keep up with health systems, and more.

The move to value-based care brings plenty of potential upsides for independent cardiologists. But to reap the full benefits, practices must know how to achieve appropriate scale and track the right metrics. 

As our medical understanding of mental health continues to grow, treating the whole patient climbs the list of priorities related to improving long-term outcomes in cardiovascular disease.

This month: physician burnout, prioritizing vacation time, plus find out what happens to physician pay after a private equity transaction.

In Part 2, we cover the seven key components of an integrated tech solution and how it addresses common challenges.

Technology plays a critical role in driving administrative and clinical functions across cardiology practices. Unfortunately, too many practices rely on a fragmented tech mix that creates hidden costs, bottlenecks and gaps–and this fragmentation costs practices more than they realize. 

This month: scheduling woes, and private equity ramping up in cardiology plus tips from "on the road" on how to maximize time-of-service collections in your practice

At a time when vertical integration and specialty practice acquisitions are reshaping healthcare, why should cardiologists stay independent?

In an increasingly demanding practice environment, CardioOne announces launch in providing independent cardiologists with the advantages of national scale with CardioOne’s network, technology, services and expertise.