The Private Physicians Alliance Afternoon Report is designed to empower private physicians with knowledge, tools, and strategies to thrive in today’s evolving healthcare landscape. With expert speakers and insightful topics, PPA provides practical guidance and innovative solutions tailored to the unique challenges of private practice.
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The Afternoon Report - Upcoming
Sustainable Models, Pricing and Exit Strategies: Insights
June 17, 2025, 12:00 PM Pacific / 3:00 PM Eastern
Hosted by: Dr. Matt Priddy
Category: Business/Finance
Join Dr. Matt Priddy as he leads a group discussion on practice pricing, price increases and operating margins as they relate to practice valuation and practice exit strategies. We’ll also discuss optimizing a practice for sale, and what that looks like. The discussion will also touch on the various groups that are reaching out to PPA members about practice acquisition, and talk about the pros and cons of these offers. Learn practical approaches to transitioning ownership, preserving autonomy, and maximizing practice value while navigating the evolving healthcare landscape. This session is a must-attend for those seeking a strategic and informed approach to planning their next steps towards practice sustainability and the end game.
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Alzheimer's Biomarkers in Primary Care: What, When, and Who
April 3, 2025, 1:00 PM Pacific / 4:00 PM Eastern
Hosted by: Dr. Jason Siegel
Category: New Tech
Primary care is the front line for patients concerned with memory and cognitive ability, but with long wait times to get into neurology, and the emergence of blood based Alzheimer’s biomarkers, what is the role of primary care providers in the work-up of Alzheimer’s and other memory and neurodegenerative diseases? In the presentation, “Alzheimer’s Biomarkers and Primary Care,” neurologist Dr. Jason Siegel will elucidate the pivotal role primary care physicians play in the early detection and management of Alzheimer’s disease. He will detail the evolution of Alzheimer’s diagnostics, contrast various diagnostic methods, including CSF analysis, amyloid PET scans, and blood-based markers. Emphasizing the necessity for timely intervention, Dr. Siegel will discuss strategies for primary care providers to integrate these biomarkers effectively into patient care, enhancing both the precision of diagnoses and the quality of management strategies. The session is designed to empower primary care practitioners with knowledge and tools to identify early signs of Alzheimer’s, thereby improving patient outcomes through informed and early interventions.