There is a dangerous trend underway in American healthcare: The death of the private practice doctor’s office. This is a deliberate trend driven primarily by federal policymakers, and it does not bode ...

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Hospital-owned physician practices continue to grow as doctors steadily move away from private practice, citing significant financial and regulatory challenges that make it difficult to stay ...

The percentage of physicians in private practice has continued to decline, according to the American Medical Association's (AMA) biennial Physician Practice Benchmark Survey. In 2024, 42.2% of ...

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Private medical practice in the United States is dying. I have personally watched its slow death in my 17 years as a private practice radiologist. Each new government intrusion into the doctor’s ...

While private practice offers more freedom, flexibility and independence, it can often be more challenging and offer less compensation and fewer resources. Twenty-one ASC experts weighed in on the ...