Revolutionizing Health Care: Part 2 – Corporate Shifts

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The Physicians Advocacy Institute (PAI) has responded to a request for information by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Justice, and the Federal Trade Commission. These agencies are investigating the impact of small-scale deals, transactions, and takeovers that have led to significant consolidation in the healthcare sector. PAI CEO Kelly Kenney states that these business conditions have consequences on patient care and the medical profession.

PAI Voices Concerns on Health Care Consolidation

The Physicians Advocacy Institute (PAI) spoke out on a recent information-seeking move by a trio of U.S. federal agencies. These include the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Justice, and the Federal Trade Commission. The agencies are investigating the effects of current business trends, including small transactions, deals, and takeovers, in the health care sector.

Effects on Patient Care and Doctoring

PAI’s CEO Kelly Kenney expressed concerns about the cumulative impact of these business activities, leading to significant consolidation in health care. This widespread consolidation could potentially affect patient care quality and the doctoring profession as a whole.

Requesting Deeper Examination

In response to the request for information by the federal agencies, PAI is advocating for a more in-depth examination of the increasing consolidation in the healthcare industry. This effort aims to better understand its potential repercussions on healthcare providers and patients alike.

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