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New Esoteric Lab Firm Does Two Acquisitions
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XI No. 6 – April 26, 2004 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Armed with $70 million, American Esoteric Laboratories (AEL) wants to build a national laboratory that offers a full menu of esoteric tests. It is building a primary laboratory in Dallas, which has one of the nation’s best air transport hubs. ThromboCare Laboratories and Vi…
Seattle Hospital Lab JVs Involve Quest & LabCorp
By Robert Michel | From the Volume XI No. 5 – April 5, 2004 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Joint ventures and collaborative business relationships between hospital laboratories and commercial laboratories continue to be a difficult business model. Recent events in Seattle demonstrate the challenges and frustrations of establishing such ventures, then making them su…
Who’s Buying Labs? Activity Shifts Down
By Robert Michel | From the Volume X No. 17 – December 22, 2003 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: As the number of independent clinical laboratories dwindles, most remaining owners seem content to continue building their business—at least until a buyer makes them an offer “they can’t refuse.” Acquisitions of pathology group practices were also few in number during…
West Hills Lab Outreach Still Thrives in California
By Robert Michel | From the Volume X No. 13 – September 29, 2003 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Now in its seventh year, the lab outreach program at West Hills Hospital and Medical Center in Southern California continues to produce significant revenues. The goal was to target physicians’ offices in the medical campus around the hospital and provide them a local laborato…
Why Can’t Hospital Laboratories Collaborate?
By R. Lewis Dark | From the Volume IX No. 4 – March 11, 2002 Issue
MOST PEOPLE KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT THE INNER WORKINGS of the clinical laboratory industry generally agree that hospital laboratories possess inherent advantages over commercial laboratories—anytime a hospital lab outreach program is organized properly and marketed professionally. Certainly the manage…
“January 7, 2002 Intelligence: Late Breaking Lab News”
By Robert Michel | From the Volume IX No. 1 – January 7, 2002 Issue
Here’s an early conjunction of: 1) consumer demand for sophisticated healthcare services; 2) healthcare ecommerce, and 3) telemedicine. In Cleveland and Boston, major health systems have introduced a Web-based “second opinions” service. In the case of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation…
It’s Modular Automation At Beaumont Hospital Lab
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VIII No. 12 – September 4, 2001 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Many hospital labs are evaluating laboratory automation options. The fastest-growing problem which needs an answer is the shortage of trained medical technologists and technicians. At William Beaumont Hospital’s new laboratory, selective workstation and modular automation s…
Bill Bonello Sees Opportunities In Diagnostic Services Companies
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VII No. 14 – October 2, 2000 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: With the clinical laboratory industry now enjoying growing interest by professional investors, THE DARK REPORT traveled to New York City to meet with financial analyst William B. Bonello, of U S Bancorp Piper Jaffray. Bonello co-authored a just-released overview of what he ca…
Genesis Clinical Laboratory Hits Outreach Home Run
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VII No. 12 – August 21, 2000 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Commercial laboratory consolidation has left Chicago with only a handful of laboratory providers. New management at MacNeal Hospital’s for-profit laboratory division recognized this opportunity. During the past three years, the outreach program was revitalized and the sales…
Honolulu Lab Pursuing Pacific Rim Business
By Robert Michel | From the Volume VII No. 5 – March 27, 2000 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: With one laboratory already operating in Guam, Diagnostic Laboratory Services, Inc. (DLS) is poised to expand its services in the Pacific Rim area. Now a major competitor within Hawaii, DLS sees the island archipelagos of the Pacific Ocean as a natural extension of its existi…
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