Gaining traction in the private practice segment is the medical service organization. They’re not new, but what is still a little new is that private practices are becoming owners of them, not just private equity. That means the MSO is a vehicle to stay independent. What is it? Is it a good move for you?
Bob Whittemore is a consultant in the Healthcare Services Group with WebsterRodgers, an accounting and consulting firm in South Carolina. Bob has over three decades of experience both as a senior executive at large physician practices and as a commercial lender at some of the country’s biggest banks. Bob brings practical and insightful understanding of the regulatory, financial, and operational pressures that healthcare entities encounter. In his consulting role, Bob advises physicians and their practices in the areas of operational and financial improvement, compensation, and overall practice optimization.
In this episode Carl White and Bob Whittemore discuss:
- What an Medical Service Organization (MSO) is
- A brief history of MSOs
- Pros and Cons of MSOs
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