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Introducing AIMPA: How private equity could help medicine
Author(s)Richard Payerchin
A new advocacy organization for independent physicians.
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Private equity investors could invest in a management services organization that benefits physicians and patients. Private equity is a valid method of obtaining capital to grow and become more efficient. Paul Berggreen, MD, inaugural president and board chair of the
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