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1999’s Top Ten Stories Reflect Speed of Change
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 17 – December 13, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: This year’s round-up of the lab industry’s Top Ten most important stories lacks any compelling single theme. THE DARK REPORT’s conclusion? 1999 was a transition year. No new outside forces rattled the lab industry, allowing lab executives and pathologists to concentrate…
Marketplace Rewards Those Who Get It Right
By R. Lewis Dark | From the Volume VI No. 8 – June 7, 1999 Issue
INTELLIGENCE BRIEFINGS IN THIS ISSUE REVEAL INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS in our industry. I would agree with our Editor’s assessment that a new cycle of investment in laboratory companies is about to occur. There is also confirmation that laboratories which offer HMOs more than simple lab test data can…
Developing Technology Expected To Fuel Boom In Anatomic Pathology
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 8 – June 7, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Established demographic trends point to a coming boom in the demand for anatomic pathology services. Greater number s of senior citizens, living longer lives, will raise the number of cancer cases diagnosed annually in the United States. New diagnostic technology will increas…
DIANON Systems Nails Contract To Provide AP Services To Aetna
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 8 – June 7, 1999 Issue
Sand sales efforts paid off for DIANON Systems, Inc. of Stratford, Connecticut. Last month the publicly-traded lab disclosed a new contract with Aetna/U.S. Healthcare. The pact, signed with Aetna and SmithKline Beecham Clinical Laboratories (SBCL), …
Unilab, DIANON Systems, UroCor Report 1998 Financial Results
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 5 – April 5, 1999 Issue
OPTIMISM REIGNS at California-based Unilab Corporation. Revenues are up, operating profits are increasing, and company officials are now talking about growth plans. For 1998, Unilab generated revenues of $217.4 million, compared to $214.0 million in 1997. …
First-Ever National Gathering Of Lab Sales Managers
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 4 – March 15, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Here’s a news-making event for the clinical laboratory industry: a first-ever national meeting of the country’s best sales and marketing managers. Scheduled as a new addition to the EXECUTIVE WAR COLLEGE on May 11-13, it’s an unprecedented opportunity for the nation’s…
Pathology Consolidation Offers Many Local Benefits
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 3 – February 22, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Consolidation of pathology practices can be a complex and drawn-out process. But it doesn’t have to be that way. During the 1990s, Bayless Pathmark of Cleveland grew from a two-man practice into a regional pathology resource numbering 22 pathologists and serving 10 hospital…
Bio-Reference Labs, Tenet Healthcare, IMPATH
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 3 – February 22, 1999 Issue
BIO-REFERENCE LABS QUIETLY IMPROVING LAB INFORMATION CAPABILITY LABORATORY INFORMATION is the strategic business plan driver at Bio-Reference Laboratories, Inc. of Elmwood Park, New Jersey. The company has begun to install an information management system throughout its labo…
“Value Added†Services Essential to Success
By R. Lewis Dark | From the Volume VI No. 2 – February 1, 1999 Issue
ONE ELEMENT COMMON TO SUCCESSFUL LABORATORY ORGANIZATIONS of the future will be the ability to both understand the concept of “value added†services and to offer such services to customers. At its core, value added is an essential business strategy. There are many ways to define “value added.â…
IMPATH Creates Its Brand Of Value-Added Pathology
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VI No. 2 – February 1, 1999 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: IMPATH Inc. is a pathology company with an interesting twist. It doesn’t compete directly with community hospital-based pathologists like some national AP providers. Instead, it offers AP services which supplement the capabilities of the local pathologist. The formula must …
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