About the author

Max Reiboldt, CPA, is the president/CEO of Coker Group. He has experienced first-hand the ongoing changes of healthcare providers, which uniquely equips him to handle strategic, tactical, financial, and management issues that health systems and physicians face in today’s evolving marketplace. Max understands the nuances of the healthcare industry, especially in such a dynamic age, and the need of healthcare organizations to maintain viability in a highly competitive market.

A graduate of Harding University, he is a licensed certified public accountant in Georgia and Louisiana, and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Georgia Society of CPAs, Healthcare Financial Management Association, and American Society of Appraisers. He is also a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives.

Contents

  • Chapter 1: Overview of Physician Affiliation Options — 50 Years of History
  • Chapter 2: Evolution of Economics of Physician Affiliation Models
  • Chapter 3: Reasons for Affiliation
  • Chapter 4: Summary of Current Models
  • Chapter 5: Physician Employment
  • Chapter 6: Professional Services Agreements
  • Chapter 7: Joint Equity Ventures
  • Chapter 8: Private Equity Model for Hospital/Physician Transactions
  • Chapter 9: Private Equity-Like Transactions
  • Chapter 10: Clinical Co-Management
  • Chapter 11: Limited Affiliation Structures
  • Chapter 12: Clinically Integrated Networks and Value-based Reimbursement Affiliation Models
  • Chapter 13: Group Mergers
  • Chapter 14: Information Technology Due Diligence in Mergers
  • Chapter 15: Legal and Regulatory Considerations
  • Chapter 16: Options for Capital Procurement
  • Chapter 17: Transaction Mechanics and Key Steps of the Deal Process
  • Chapter 18: What Lies Ahead?
  • Chapter 19: Post-Crisis Affiliation