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Privia Health, Aledade Aim To Put Doctors Back In The Driver’s Seat
While running a wellness program in the Washington D.C. area, Jeff Butler repeatedly heard doctors question their ability to keep their private practice afloat in the midst of health care reform. “They were saying hospitals want to buy us, we don’t want to be employees, but we know with reform I have to be part of something larger,” says Butler, founder and CEO of Privia Health, a physician practice management company. The shift from fee for service to payment based on keeping patients healthy and out of the hospital demands a level of technological and financial sophistication that eludes many small practices…Read More
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