Dispelling the Myth
You have heard the insult for years: doctors are terrible at business. It is a complete myth, and objective data proves exactly why. Host Neal Goldstein kicks off a new …
You have heard the insult for years: doctors are terrible at business. It is a complete myth, and objective data proves exactly why. Host Neal Goldstein kicks off a new …
Owning your medical building feels like guaranteed wealth, but it often drains your practice cash flow, inflates buy-ins, and creates bad incentives. Neal Goldstein breaks down the critical financial and …
Most professionals think competition kills private practices. The reality is far worse: failing to niche down and scale teams will crush you first. In this episode of Group Practice, host …
Transitioning from sixty to zero miles an hour is dangerous for retiring doctors and bad business for medical group practices. Host Neal Goldstein explains the critical concept of physician wind …
Retiring from a medical group does not guarantee a massive payout. If you breach your non-compete, you could lose everything. Neal Goldstein breaks down the financial realities of partner redemptions …
Medical practices think shielding Medicare patients from private deals keeps them safe from fraud laws. That false comfort can ruin your medical career. Healthcare attorney Neal Goldstein breaks down the …
Selling your medical practice is the biggest financial decision of your life, but going into negotiations without an expert is a massive mistake. Michael Kroin is the co-founder of Physician …
To survive in independent medicine, you must control where the surgery happens. But partnering with a hospital might be your biggest mistake. Neal Goldstein breaks down exactly why medical group …
Half of all advertising spend is wasted—and in healthcare, your front desk intake might be the biggest leak destroying your patient growth. Peter Cunningham is a three-time entrepreneur and the …
A massive partnership buy-in might make founders rich today, but it could permanently destroy the medical practice’s future growth. Neal Goldstein breaks down the financial realities and mechanics of admitting …
