Private equity is buying up ENT practices nationwide. Dr. Bradley Block explains how ENTA's 170 physician partners built a model too big and too democratic to sell.
Private equity is buying up ENT practices nationwide. Dr. Bradley Block explains how ENTA's 170 physician partners built a model too big and too democratic to sell.
Dr. Ari Brown built trust with millions of parents over 30 years. Now she's watching independent pediatrics disappear, and refuses to look away.
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Dr. Karandeep Singh exposed a flawed sepsis model. Now he decides what AI gets deployed at UC San Diego Health, and why skepticism is the job.
Former Kaiser CEO Dr. Robert Pearl explains why AI's biggest healthcare savings aren't from cutting jobs, and why fee-for-service is the real obstacle to fixing American medicine.
Dr. Karandeep Singh exposed a flawed sepsis model. Now he decides what AI gets deployed at UC San Diego Health, and why skepticism is the job.
Dr. Jordan Shlain walked away from insurance-based primary care in 2002. Twenty five years later, he makes the case for why insurance and primary care should have never been the same system.
Private equity is buying up ENT practices nationwide. Dr. Bradley Block explains how ENTA's 170 physician partners built a model too big and too democratic to sell.
Dr. Ari Brown built trust with millions of parents over 30 years. Now she's watching independent pediatrics disappear, and refuses to look away.
Read this week's On/Offcall newsletter!
Dr. Karandeep Singh exposed a flawed sepsis model. Now he decides what AI gets deployed at UC San Diego Health, and why skepticism is the job.
Dr. Krishna Rayapudi wanted a better way to connect with physicians, manage referrals, and grow his independent gastroenterology practice. He found it in Offcall.
Do we have a cortisone problem in America? This week, Dr. Nikhil Verma asks whether physicians are reaching for corticosteroids too quickly and what we may be overlooking when we choose the quick fix.
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Former Kaiser CEO Dr. Robert Pearl explains why AI's biggest healthcare savings aren't from cutting jobs, and why fee-for-service is the real obstacle to fixing American medicine.
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Dr. Jordan Shlain walked away from insurance-based primary care in 2002. Twenty five years later, he makes the case for why insurance and primary care should have never been the same system.
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