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Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP

Proposed NC Bill Would Expand State's Corporate Practice of Medicine Prohibition

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A bill introduced in the North Carolina Senate in late March 2025 has the potential to bring major changes to corporate practice of medicine rules in the state, most significantly for physician-owned practices. The bill aims...more

McDermott Will & Schulte

[Event] Physician Practice Management and ASC Symposium 2023 - April 11th - 12th, Nashville, TN

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We are excited to return to Nashville for McDermott’s annual Physician Practice Management and ASC Symposium. Join us and participate in: - Exclusive networking and deal-making opportunities with industry leaders, including...more

Hendershot Cowart P.C.

Investing In or Opening an Ambulatory Surgery Center? Beware of State & Federal Regulations

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Investment in ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) is soaring. Physicians, hospitals, and health systems are attracted by the high margins, significant growth potential, payer influence, and efficient patient care. Beyond...more

Epstein Becker & Green

Should You Sell Your Medical Practice to Private Equity? Five Critical Considerations for Physician Groups - Thought Leaders in...

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Private equity (PE) investment in physician groups has steadily grown over the last several years, with 219 physician group deals being announced or closed last year. This trend leaves some groups wondering, is PE for us?...more

McDermott Will & Schulte

Strategies for Maximizing Physician Practice Management Investments

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Private equity continues to fuel robust activity in the physician practice management (PPM) sector. Within the last five to seven years, not only have PPMs within traditional areas of medicine proliferated, but new...more

Harris Beach Murtha PLLC

Health Care Group News: Part Two: The Rest of SB 351 (Now Public Act 16-95)

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While Senate Bill 351, now enacted as Public Act 16-95 (the "Act"), received attention for the limits it placed on physician non-compete provisions, numerous other provisions of the Act are worth highlighting. These...more

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