In this episode, Neal Goldstein breaks down the “two hats” physicians wear in private equity transactions: seller and rollover owner/employee. He explains that while most physicians focus heavily on upfront …
In this episode of Group Practice, host Neal Goldstein discusses why private equity (PE) firms are often able to operate more strategically than independent physician groups—and how those groups can …
In this follow-up episode of Group Practice, host Neal Goldstein addresses listener feedback about non-competes in physician practices. He tackles three key questions: Are non-competes ever appropriate? What’s the point …
In this episode of Group Practice, host Neal Goldstein interviews Dr. Lowell Weil, Executive Chairman of Balance Health and formerly the CEO of Weil Foot & Ankle Institute a 53-physician …
In this episode of Group Practice, host Neal Goldstein welcomes his partner, and leader of PFS’s labor and employment practice, Nora Walsh, for a deep dive into the evolving world …
This episode of Group Practice with Neal Goldstein provides an overview of the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS), a federal fraud and abuse law enacted in 1972 that applies to all federal …
In this episode of Group Practice, Neal Goldstein interviews Dr. Richard Harris, founding member and longtime CEO of Uropartners, about building one of the nation’s premier independent urology groups and …
In this episode of Group Practice, host Neal Goldstein explains the federal Stark Law, the prohibition on physician self-referrals, one of the two major healthcare fraud and abuse laws governing …
In this episode of Group Practice, Neal Goldstein explores the business case for physician group consolidation, distinguishing it from mere aggregation. True consolidation, he explains, involves full integration into a …
In this episode of the Group Practice Podcast, Host Neal Goldstein interviews his brother, Dr. Wayne Goldstein, founder of Illinois Bone & Joint Institute (IBJI), which grew from 4 surgeons …
