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Louisiana could face shortfall of 5,000 doctors by 2030, according to study

WAFB-TV
(June 26, 2025)

“There’s only so much burden one doctor, one man, one woman, can take on,” says Dr. Keith Kellum, Chief Medical Officer at Baton Rouge General...

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Interview series: Physicians in Private Practice — or not

Medical Economics
(June 17, 2025)

Paul Berggreen, MD, is a gastroenterologist and president and board chair of the American Independent Medical Practice Association (AIMPA). He discusses recent findings about the...

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Islands In The Stream: Independent Medical Practices Remain

WilmingtonBiz
(June 16, 2025)

On the front lines of health care, parts of the year 2021 were “bananas.” That’s one of the ways Wilmington-based physician Umar Bowers describes the...

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AMA tries to bolster doctors’ control over their practices, data at Chicago meeting

Crain's Chicago Business
(June 11, 2025)

At its annual meeting in Chicago this week, the American Medical Association warned against the corporate practice of medicine in its many forms, advising doctors...

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Health costs quietly rise in New York State as hospitals buy more private practices

Newsday
(June 2, 2025)

Many New Yorkers are paying more for checkups, sick visits and outpatient procedures at their longtime family doctor’s office and might not even know it....

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Dr. Justin Maroney: New York’s independent doctors are closing their doors. Medicare cuts are to blame.

Buffalo News
(May 1, 2025)

Independent physicians are disappearing. Their practices are being subsumed by hospital systems and insurance companies. That leaves patients with fewer choices in where they can...

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