How to stay independent but not alone

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Private practice physicians face three main employment options today: Seek employment, retire, or stay in private practice. As can be seen by the Accenture chart to the right, since 2000 more and more physicians are opting out of private practice. In 2000, 57% of all physicians were employed in a private practice. By the end of 2013, that percentage is predicted to slip to 36%.

Topic: EMR/EHR | Content Type: eGuide

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“The money I have invested in AdvancedMD is miniscule compared to the return. I have never been more efficient – ever – in my professional life as I am now.”

Jed Shay, MD
The Pain Care Center

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“[Our] patients are very well-educated and well-informed, and they want to see results quickly. The practice has to run extremely efficiently and be accessible to them. The nice thing about [AdvancedMD] is it has allowed me to be more efficient both in and out of the office. Now I don’t have to come back into the office, which is great for my family and everything else. It saves me a lot of time – probably an hour a day on the three days I work in the second office.”

Keith Berkowitz, MD
Center for Balanced Health

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Estaban Lavato, MD
La Loma Medical Center

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Raju Raval, MD

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