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Portland primary care providers band together to stay independent

Portland Business Journal
(August 18, 2025)

In an era of consolidation and financial challenges in health care, a group of Portland clinics have banded more closely together not just to find...

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The policy changes that could save independent GIs

Becker's ASC Review
(August 14, 2025)

Amid increasing consolidation in the gastroenterology industry, many leaders are pushing for changes that would allow private practices to remain intact. Read the full article...

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5 things that need to change for independent practice to survive

Becker's ASC Review
(August 8, 2025)

AIMPA President Dr. Paul Berggreen recently joined Becker’s to discuss AIMPA’s priorities and what he believes must change in order for independent practice to survive....

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‘The risk is almost unacceptable’: How private practice survives

Becker's Physician Leadership
(August 7, 2025)

Independent practices have been in steady decline over the last two decades, as hospitals and health systems have grown in size and market influence and...

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The worrisome state of independent practice

Medical Economics
(August 1, 2025)

Physicians may go into private practice to treat patients by fighting their diseases and illnesses. However, in the 21st century, physicians are also fighting market...

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Dr. Casey Chapman: Medicare cuts hit independent doctors hard. The impacts are borne by patients

The Advocate
(July 25, 2025)

Sixty of Louisiana’s 64 parishes are classified as “health professional shortage areas” by the federal government, meaning there are over 3,500 people for every one...

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