
|Articles|January 31, 2013
Just 39% of physicians remain independent (Infographic)
The percentage of U.S. physicians who belong to private, independent practices has plummeted to 39% from 57% over the last dozen years.
Advertisement
The percentage of U.S. physicians who are in private, independent practices has plummeted to 39% from 57% over the last dozen years.
That's because more physicians are joining hospitals and health systems as the costs associated with independent, private practices soar, according to an
Business costs and expenses were the top concerns for physicians who sought employment over private practice, according to data cited in the info graphic.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on Medical Economics
1
Latest on the cyclospora outbreak; first oral PCSK9 inhibitor approved; AHA update: how much coffee is heart-safe? — Morning Medical Update
2
CMS expands health care fraud-fighting efforts as it withholds $1B in Medicaid funds
3
Inside CMS's push to rebalance Medicare payments toward primary care
4
Why ChatGPT favors hospitals over independent practices
5





