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|Articles|May 11, 2021
Questions to Ask Before Selling Your Practice to a Hospital
Author(s)Aubrey Westgate, Logan Lutton
Here are nine questions that can help reveal if becoming acquired by a larger system is the right move for you and your practice.
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Are you considering selling your medical practice to a larger healthcare system? Make sure you ask the right questions first.
Here are nine questions that can help reveal if becoming acquired and employed by a larger health system is the right move for you and your practice:
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