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Most USPI outpatient surgical assets are held in three-way joint ventures with large integrated delivery networks IDNs and physician practices, and these IDNs are seeking guidance in developing other outpatient service lines, such as emergency care, urgent care and diagnostic imaging, in which Tenet has expertise. Tenet, which owns a While not exactly a stampede, the migration of hospitals into the freestanding outpatient imaging market is clearly underway.
Not all imaging center ownership models entail JVs with hospitals, but it is definitely the dominant model, both among the entrepreneur-owned chains and the radiologist-owned chains. Just four of the chains on our list reported that all centers were wholly owned.
While imaging center ownership is not as common among private radiology practices as it was in the past, a number of practices continue to be significant forces in their respective markets, including Tristate Imaging Group, Rockledge, Penn.
Two other practices, both with 17 imaging centers, each narrowly missed being included on the list: South Texas Radiology Group and Fairfax Radiological Associates, Fairfax, Va. Nearly half of the 20 top chains—eight to be precise—is owned by radiologists. Wholly owned imaging center chains are increasingly rare, with just four on our list. Three of the wholly owned companies are radiologist-owned chains and one is a single-modality chain.
Once a mainstay of the outpatient imaging market, single modality chains, typically MRI, are even more rare in Those independent imaging operators that remain are generally pretty top-quality operators. I always know when the economy is getting better, because I start to get calls two or three times a month from a physician or a group wanting to do some kind of an imaging deal.
Looming over the industry is an abiding concern about continued reimbursement pressure. While CMS did not hand down any major cuts for , outpatient-imaging operators are now fending off cuts from private payors.
Clair reports that Tristate has had some success in educating a local Blues carrier about the importance of keeping independent networks intact as a lower-cost alternative to hospital-based outpatient imaging. Tristate continues to look for new opportunities, but intends to stay within the tri-state area.
I think it is in our best interest to stay within the three states we are locked into. The major players in the outpatient imaging center market operators are not ready to throw in the towel yet. They understand that they add value in a value-based payment world—even if payors are slow on the uptake—and everyone interviewed has their sites on growth. If they are going to do it for the next 40 years, they might as well do it right. Operators also understand that in a patient-centered health system, freestanding outpatient imaging providers have long held the advantage.
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