Premier Inc. Launches Physician Enterprise Collaborative
Initial areas of focus include aligning physicians, optimizing finances and collaborating with affiliated medical groups
Leveraging Premier’s® proven collaborative methodology, supported through advisory expertise and unparalleled business intelligence, the Physician Enterprise Collaborative seeks to help medical groups identify margin improvements equivalent to 5 to 7 percent of professional net patient revenue (cash collections of billing activity).
As they manage cost and quality imperatives, health systems are employing or becoming affiliated with greater numbers of physicians. However, health systems often find the transition difficult, as integration with physicians requires training, cultural adoption of new management structures and pacing to ensure clinicians do not feel burned out by the transition. All of these investments add up and can often result in losses for the health system. Recent figures from the
“With the transition to value-based care, physician organizations are focusing more on network strategy, and therefore, the size of the medical group is increasing as we see more practice and system acquisitions occurring,” said
Designed by more than 20 health systems, Premier’s Physician Enterprise Collaborative will bring health system and clinical leaders together to challenge perceptions and practices related to medical group performance. Leveraging the power of peer-to-peer learning, data-enabled decision making and innovation, participants will develop, pilot and evaluate new cost, quality and service-related improvement solutions. Cohorts within the Collaborative will address the unique needs of academic, community and large national systems.
“Our differentiation is not just our proven collaborative methodology, it is also our business intelligence platform that will enable data-driven decision making. Since most clinical and administrative leaders utilize our software to manage their day-to-day operations, it is far more accurate than surveyed data when conducting benchmarking and comparative analyses,” said Smedley. “Our physician practice performance management solution is built on timely scheduling, billing, payroll and general ledger data, making it one of the industry’s most reliable data sets for practice management.”
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