Physician groups are private equity’s next big growth target. Here’s why

Around 63% of physician transactions in 2023 were attributable to a PE firm or their portfolio companies, according to VMG Health’s 2024 Healthcare M&A Report published May 7. Here are five major trends involving private equity and physician medical group transactions, according to the report.

Physician groups are private equity's next big growth target. Here's why

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