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Veterans Administration Network Restructures Using Partnering, Telepathology
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 12 – September 8, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Economic pressures are forcing even the traditional and staid Veterans Administration to extensively reconfigure its laboratory services. At this year’s Executive War College in New Orleans, participants learned how one eight-hospi…
Problems In PPM lndustry Affect Pathology Practices
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 12 – September 8, 1998 Issue
DURING 1998, THE FINANCIAL WOES of many physician practice management (PPM) companies caught healthcare experts, investors, and financial experts by surprise. Problems with the PPM industry could not come at a worse time for the pathology profession. At the very moment that several pathology-based P…
Selling A Pathology Practice: Do’s, Don’ts & Pitfalls To Avoid
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 5 – April 13, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Physician practice management (PPM) companies represent a powerful new economic trend. Greater numbers of pathologists will soon confront a career-changing decision: should we sell our pathology practice to a PPM? Regardless of how pathologists answer that question, their bus…
Pathology PPM Appears Ready To Hit Marketplace
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 5 – April 13, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: After several months of delays, Physician Solutions recruited a new CEO and completed arrangements to receive $20 million in venture capital funding. These two milestones mean that the pathology-based physician practice management company will soon be ready to launch formal b…
Innovative Management Ideas Theme of Laboratory War College
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 4 – March 23, 1998 Issue
ONCE AGAIN, THE Executive War College on Laboratory Management promises to be the management event of the year. Scheduled for May 12-13 at the New Orleans Sheraton, the program features 26 presentations covering the latest developments inn laboratory management. As in past years, there will…
DIANON Systems Acquires Pathology Lab In Florida
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 3 – March 2, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Another national pathology player is betting on Florida. DIANON Systems, Inc.’s purchase of a local pathology laboratory raises the competitive bar in Florida. With AmeriPath and Pathology Service Associates already gearing up to battle for market share, DIANON’s local pr…
Pathology Competitors Make Florida The Target
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 3 – March 2, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Florida is about to become the marketing battleground for anatomic pathology. Three well-funded players are preparing to launch major sales efforts. Pathologists in the state wait with trepidation. Expectations of discounted pricing and a “gloves-off” sales strategy conce…
Automated Pap Screening Gains Recommendation
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 2 – February 9, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Automated cytology technology received a big boost when the FDA’s advisory panel voted to recommend that the FDA approve, with conditions, NeoPath’s AutoPap® System as a primary Pap Smear Screener. The company still awaits final FDA approval on this matter….
3rd Annual War College Highlights Managed Care
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 2 – February 9, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Laboratory executives seeking ways to survive and thrive with managed care contracts will find innovative strategies at this year’s EXECUTIVE WAR COLLEGE on Laboratory Management in New Orleans on May 12-13. Also featured are powerful case studies that define effective mana…
New Pathology PPM Hits Competitive Marketplace
By Robert Michel | From the Volume V No. 1 – January 19, 1998 Issue
CEO SUMMARY: Nashville hatched another pathology-based physician practice management firm. This newest competitor was capitalized by pathologists. Its arrival in the competitive marketplace signals further changes to the traditional practice of pathology. Increasingly, it will be business…
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