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Roundtable: To Sell or Not to Sell, Part III

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When analyzing whether to stay private or sell to a hospital, there are certain consideration within the employment contract that physicians will want to take note of.

Moderator: Lee Ferber, CFP Marcus Gettry, CPA, P.C.

David Mandell OJM Group, LLC Principal

Todd Rodriguez Fox Rothschild Partner, Health Law Practice

In this roundtable, panelists will discuss analyzing whether a practice should stay private or sell to a hospital and Todd Rodriguez, partner with Fox Rothschild, explained specific terms embedded in hospital employment agreements. He looks specifically for things, such as grounds for termination and productivity targets, in the contract that might be beyond the control of the physician

In particular, he views the most important part of the contract for physicians who are leaving private practice is the ability to return to private practice.

“If you get into the arrangement and decide it’s not your cup of tea or it’s not working out for whatever reason, you at least can go back to the status quo,” Rodriguez said. “That’s a fairly big protection.”

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